This repository contains a collection of Docker Compose files for various services that can be used for development or production environments. The goal of this project is to provide easy-to-use Docker Compose files that allow developers to quickly spin up and test different services without the need for complex configuration.
• acme.sh: A Docker Compose file for running acme.sh, a free, open-source, and cross-platform ACME client.
• anyproxy: A Docker Compose file for running anyproxy, a fully configurable proxy in NodeJS.
• azure-functions-dotnet-isolated: A Docker Compose file for running azure-function-dotnet-isolated with .NET Isolated Process.
• azure-openai-proxy: A Docker Compose file for running azure-openai-proxy, a proxy for OpenAI's API.
• memos: A Docker Compose file for running memos, a simple memo app built with Vue.js.
• miniflux: A Docker Compose file for running miniflux, a minimalist and opinionated feed reader.
• siyuan: A Docker Compose file for running siyuan, a local-first personal knowledge management system.
• snell: A Docker Compose file for running snell, a fast and secure proxy frontend.
• trojan-go: A Docker Compose file for running trojan-go, an unidentifiable mechanism that helps you bypass GFW.
• vaultwarden: A Docker Compose file for running vaultwarden, a lightweight, open-source password manager.
• watchtower: A Docker Compose file for running watchtower, a process for automating Docker container base image updates.
• xiaogpt: A Docker Compose file for running xiaogpt, play ChatGPT with xiaomi AI speaker
• xray: A Docker Compose file for running xray-core, a platform for building proxies to bypass network restrictions.
• zerotier: A Docker Compose file for running zerotier, a smart Ethernet switch for planet Earth.
To use these Docker Compose files, simply clone this repository and navigate to the directory of the compose file you want to use. Then, run the following command:
This will start the container(s) in the background.
docker-compose up -d
To stop the container(s), run the following command:
docker-compose stopContributions are welcome! If you have a Docker Compose file that you would like to add to this collection, please submit a pull request.