Docker Compose Services Collection

This repository contains Docker Compose configurations for various services commonly used in development and production environments. Each service is self-contained in its own directory with its own compose file and detailed documentation.

Available Services

This collection includes the following services:

Database & Storage

• PostgreSQL - Open-source relational database management system
• Redis - In-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache, and message broker
• Valkey - Open-source fork of Redis with Redis protocol compatibility
• Dragonfly - Modern in-memory datastore with Redis and Memcached API compatibility
• InfluxDB - Time series database built for real-time analytic workloads

Search & AI

• Meilisearch - Fast, open-source search engine
• Ollama - Local AI model runner and API server

Web Servers & Reverse Proxies

• Traefik - Modern reverse proxy and load balancer with automatic service discovery
• Nginx - High-performance web server and reverse proxy

Quick Start

Each service directory contains its own Docker Compose file and detailed README with setup instructions. To get started with a specific service:

1. Navigate to the service directory (e.g., cd postgres)
2. Review the service-specific README for configuration details
3. Start the service using Docker Compose:

docker compose -f <service-compose.yml> up -d

Prerequisites

All services require:

• Docker installed and running
• Docker Compose installed (v2.0+)

Some services may have additional requirements:

• Ollama: Optional NVIDIA GPU support for better performance
• PostgreSQL/Redis/Valkey/Dragonfly/InfluxDB: Port configuration before starting
• Dragonfly: Minimum 4GB RAM recommended for optimal performance
• Traefik: Docker socket access for automatic service discovery

Service Details

Each service includes:

• A Docker Compose configuration file
• A detailed README with setup instructions
• Connection examples for common programming languages
• Configuration options and best practices

Usage Examples

Starting a Single Service

# Start PostgreSQL
cd postgres
docker compose -f postgres-compose.yml up -d

# Start Redis
cd redis
docker compose -f redis-compose.yml up -d

Checking Service Status

# Check if a service is running
docker ps | grep <service-name>

# View logs
docker compose -f <service-compose.yml> logs -f

Stopping a Service

docker compose -f <service-compose.yml> down

Service-Specific Documentation

For detailed setup instructions, configuration options, and usage examples, refer to each service's README:

• PostgreSQL Setup
• Redis Setup
• Valkey Setup
• Dragonfly Setup
• InfluxDB Setup
• Meilisearch Setup
• Ollama Setup
• Traefik Setup
• Nginx Setup

Notes

• Port Configuration: Most services require you to configure port mappings before starting. Replace xxx placeholders in the compose files with your desired ports.
• Data Persistence: All services use Docker volumes to persist data across container restarts.
• Security: Default configurations are suitable for development. For production use, review and update security settings (passwords, authentication, etc.) in each service's compose file.
• Networking: Services run independently by default. To connect services together, configure Docker networks as needed (see Ollama's README for an example of shared networking).

Contributing

Each service is designed to be self-contained and independently usable. When adding new services:

1. Create a new directory with a descriptive name
2. Include a *-compose.yml file with the Docker Compose configuration
3. Add a comprehensive readme.md with setup instructions and usage examples
4. Follow the existing documentation style and structure