Self-Hosted Docker Projects

A collection of self-hosted services and tools running on Docker, orchestrated with Docker Compose and exposed via Traefik.

Overview

This repository contains configurations for various open-source applications. Each project is contained within its own directory with a docker-compose.yml (or compose.yml) file.

Infrastructure

• Reverse Proxy: Traefik handles routing, SSL termination (via Let's Encrypt or mkcert), and load balancing.
• Network: All services joined to the external web network to be accessible by Traefik.
• Domains: Services are typically exposed at https://<service-name>.docker.localhost for local development.

Project List

Project	Description	Config
Appsmith	Low-code application platform	Config
Budibase	Low-code platform for building business apps	Config
Corteza	Digital work platform	Config
DocuSeal	Document signing and processing	Config
Faceswap	Deepfakes software	Config
Forem	Community platform software	Config
Formbricks	Survey platform	Config
Home Assistant	Home automation platform	Config
Homepage	Dashboard for services	Config
Hoppscotch	API development ecosystem	Config
IT-Tools	Collection of handy online tools	Config
Jitsu	Data ingestion pipeline	Config
Kestra	Workflow orchestration	Config
Maybe	Personal finance management	Config
n8n	Workflow automation tool	Config
NocoBase	No-code database platform	Config
NocoDB	Airtable alternative	Config
Penpot	Design and prototyping tool	Config
Portainer	Container management	Config
PostHog	Product analytics	Config
Stirling-PDF	PDF manipulation tools	Config
Teable	No-code database	Config
Traefik	The edge router / reverse proxy	Config
Twenty	Open-source CRM	Config
Typebot	Chatbot builder	Config
Umami	Web analytics	Config
Vespa	Search engine and vector database	Config
Windmill	Developer platform for scripts and UIs	Config

Getting Started

1. Start Traefik: Ensure the main Traefik instance is running and the web network exists.

   docker network create web || true
   cd traefik
   docker compose up -d

2. Run a Project: Navigate to a project directory and start it.

   cd <project-directory>
   docker compose up -d

3. Access the Service: Open your browser and navigate to https://<project>.docker.localhost (or the configured domain).

Notes

• Some projects may require additional .env configuration.
• Data is typically persisted in named volumes or local subdirectories (ignored by git).