BeeCompose

Production-ready Docker Compose stacks, published as OCI artifacts.

BeeCompose provides curated Docker Compose configurations for 30+ self-hosted services. Each service is published as an OCI artifact to GitHub Container Registry, enabling one-command deployment without cloning repositories.

Note: This README appears on all package pages because GitHub Container Registry doesn't support per-package READMEs. For detailed documentation, see the service-specific README linked in the table below.

Select a Service to Deploy

Click on a service name to view its detailed README with configuration options, environment variables, and deployment instructions.

Service	Description	OCI Artifact
bitwarden	Self-hosted password manager (Vaultwarden)	ghcr.io/beevelop/bitwarden
cabot	Monitoring and alerting platform	ghcr.io/beevelop/cabot
cloudflared	Cloudflare Tunnel for zero-trust access	ghcr.io/beevelop/cloudflared
confluence	Atlassian team collaboration and wiki	ghcr.io/beevelop/confluence
crowd	Atlassian SSO and identity management	ghcr.io/beevelop/crowd
dependency-track	OWASP component analysis platform	ghcr.io/beevelop/dependency-track
directus	Headless CMS and REST/GraphQL API	ghcr.io/beevelop/directus
duckling	NLP text parser for structured data	ghcr.io/beevelop/duckling
gitlab	Complete DevOps platform with CI/CD	ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab
graylog	Centralized log management	ghcr.io/beevelop/graylog
huginn	Self-hosted IFTTT/Zapier alternative	ghcr.io/beevelop/huginn
jira	Atlassian issue tracking and projects	ghcr.io/beevelop/jira
keycloak	Identity and access management	ghcr.io/beevelop/keycloak
metabase	Business intelligence and analytics	ghcr.io/beevelop/metabase
minio	S3-compatible object storage	ghcr.io/beevelop/minio
monica	Personal relationship management	ghcr.io/beevelop/monica
mysql	MySQL database server	ghcr.io/beevelop/mysql
nexus	Sonatype artifact repository manager	ghcr.io/beevelop/nexus
openvpn	VPN server (UDP and TCP)	ghcr.io/beevelop/openvpn
phpmyadmin	MySQL web administration	ghcr.io/beevelop/phpmyadmin
redash	Data visualization and dashboards	ghcr.io/beevelop/redash
registry	Private Docker registry	ghcr.io/beevelop/registry
rundeck	Job scheduler and runbook automation	ghcr.io/beevelop/rundeck
sentry	Error tracking and performance monitoring	ghcr.io/beevelop/sentry
shields	Self-hosted badge generation	ghcr.io/beevelop/shields
sonarqube	Code quality inspection	ghcr.io/beevelop/sonarqube
statping	Status page and uptime monitoring	ghcr.io/beevelop/statping
traefik	Reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS	ghcr.io/beevelop/traefik
tus	Resumable file upload server	ghcr.io/beevelop/tus
weblate	Continuous localization platform	ghcr.io/beevelop/weblate
zabbix	Enterprise monitoring solution	ghcr.io/beevelop/zabbix

Quick Start

Deploy from GHCR (Recommended)

Deploy any service directly from GitHub Container Registry without cloning the repository:

# 1. Create your environment file (check service README for required variables)
cat > .env << 'EOF'
COMPOSE_PROJECT_NAME=gitlab
SERVICE_DOMAIN=gitlab.example.com
DB_PASS=your-secure-password
# ... see service README for all options
EOF

# 2. Deploy from OCI artifact
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab:latest --env-file .env up -d

# 3. Check status
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab:latest --env-file .env ps

Clone and Customize

For customization or development:

git clone https://github.com/beevelop/beecompose.git
cd beecompose/services/gitlab

# Configure environment
cp .env.example .env.production
# Edit .env.production with your settings

# Deploy
docker compose --env-file .env.production up -d

Prerequisites

Requirement	Minimum Version	Notes
Docker	25.0+	Required for OCI artifact support
Docker Compose	v2.24+	Bundled with Docker Desktop

Optional: CloudFlare account for DNS-01 Let's Encrypt challenge (used by Traefik).

Note: OCI artifact deployment (docker compose -f oci://...) requires Docker 25.0 or later. For older Docker versions, use the "Clone and Customize" method.

Common Operations

Task	Command
Start service	docker compose --env-file .env up -d
Stop service	docker compose --env-file .env down
View logs	docker compose --env-file .env logs -f
Check status	docker compose --env-file .env ps
Update images	docker compose --env-file .env pull && docker compose --env-file .env up -d

Using OCI Artifacts

When deploying from GHCR, include the OCI URL in each command:

# Define convenience alias
alias dc="docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab:latest --env-file .env"

# Now use it for all operations
dc up -d
dc logs -f
dc ps
dc down

Architecture

All services are pre-configured for:

• Traefik v3 reverse proxy with automatic Let's Encrypt SSL (DNS-01 via CloudFlare)
• Named volumes for data persistence (no bind mounts for OCI compatibility)
• Health checks for container monitoring
• JSON logging with size limits (500k max, 50 files)
• Restart policy unless-stopped for reliability

Traefik Integration

Deploy Traefik first, then other services automatically connect via the traefik_default network:

# Deploy Traefik
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/traefik:latest --env-file .env.traefik up -d

# Then deploy other services
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab:latest --env-file .env.gitlab up -d

Cloudflare Tunnel (Zero-Trust Mode)

For enhanced security, deploy services behind Cloudflare Tunnel to avoid exposing ports to the public internet:

# 1. Deploy Traefik in tunnel-only mode (no public ports)
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/traefik:latest \
  -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/traefik-tunnel:latest \
  --env-file .env.traefik up -d

# 2. Deploy cloudflared (configure tunnel token in .env)
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/cloudflared:latest --env-file .env.cloudflared up -d

# 3. Deploy services as normal
docker compose -f oci://ghcr.io/beevelop/gitlab:latest --env-file .env.gitlab up -d

Traffic flows: Internet → Cloudflare Edge → cloudflared → Traefik → Services

See cloudflared README for complete setup instructions.

Project Structure

beecompose/
├── services/
│   └── <service>/
│       ├── docker-compose.yml    # Compose configuration
│       ├── README.md             # Service documentation (START HERE)
│       ├── .env                  # Version tags (committed)
│       ├── .env.example          # Example configuration (committed)
│       └── .env.<environ>        # Your secrets (gitignored)
├── docs/
│   ├── BACKUP.md                 # Backup and restore procedures
│   ├── DEPLOYMENT.md             # Deployment guide
│   └── ...
└── .github/
    └── workflows/
        └── publish-oci.yml       # OCI artifact publishing

Documentation

Document	Description
Deployment Guide	Complete deployment walkthrough
Backup Guide	Backup and restore procedures
Migration Guide	Migrate from legacy bee scripts
Testing Guide	Testing procedures and validation
CI/CD Pipeline	Pipeline architecture and usage

CI/CD

The repository includes GitHub Actions pipelines that:

1. Lint - Validates all docker-compose.yml files with DCLint
2. Validate OCI - Ensures all services are OCI-compatible (no bind mounts)
3. CVE Scan - Scans images for vulnerabilities using Trivy
4. Test - Validates each service starts correctly
5. Publish - Publishes OCI artifacts to GHCR on main branch

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! Please:

1. Follow existing docker-compose patterns
2. Include .env.example with placeholder values
3. Use named volumes (no bind mounts for OCI compatibility)
4. Include native Docker healthcheck directives
5. Add a comprehensive README.md for your service
6. Run DCLint before submitting

Notes

• Placeholder Values: Examples use example.com, bee (username), and Swordfish (password)
• OCI artifacts are compose files, not container images - they define how to deploy services
• Service READMEs contain all configuration details - always check them before deploying

License

MIT License