What?

This is a collection of docker compose files to setup a flowise, n8n and traefik environment.

How?

1. To properly allow external access to flowise or n8n you will need to setup Traefik with a specific domain name e.g. flowise.example.com and n8n.example.com
2. That will require pointing a DNS record to the hosting environment. Traefik will automatically generate a letsencrypt ssl certificate.
3. For local development this is not required, you can just use the docker host and the port associated with the service e.g. http://localhost:3000 for flowise
4. Each folder will require a .env file - copy the example and modify
5. Use docker compose commands to start, stop manage each service.

Important Consideration

Before you start make sure you create docker network in advance to allow traefik proxy to handle routing and ssl

docker network create traefik
docker network create n8n
docker network create flowise