BitBucket is a source code management system for Git similar to GitHub. You can create repositories, set fine-granular permissions and work on your code with larger teams.
BitBucket is considered as frontend service and can therefore be found in frontends collection, when generating the compose configuration with Compose Generator.
Execute $ compose-generator -ir and answer all questions. Please select BitBucket as frontend. BitBucket supports PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle or MSSQL as database, but Compose Generator currently supports only PostgreSQL.
After generating and starting the stack, you should be able to access BitBucket via the port, you've set.
To install BitBucket and connect it to your database, select 'extern'. The following options are recommended:
Database Type: Depends on the type, you've selected
Hostname: database-postgres
Port: leave default value
Database credentials: Can be found in the environment.env file, that was generated.