Docker Infrastructure

A curated collection of Docker Compose configurations for common development services. Start any service instantly without dealing with configuration files.

🚀 Quick Start

# Start any service
make postgres
make redis
make flowise

# Start multiple services
make postgres redis kafka

# Stop a service
make stop-postgres

# View logs
make logs-postgres

# See all available services
make help

📦 Available Services

Databases: postgres mysql mongo redis
AI/ML: flowise open-webui
Infrastructure: kafka opentelemetry portainer adguard-home

Each service includes web interfaces and is pre-configured for immediate development use.

🎛️ Customization

Override defaults with environment variables:

# PostgreSQL with custom credentials and web UI port
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=mypass PGADMIN_PORT=8080 make postgres

# MySQL with custom root password and phpMyAdmin port
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=secret PHPMYADMIN_PORT=8080 make mysql

# Flowise on custom port with specific version
FLOWISE_PORT=8080 FLOWISE_VERSION=1.6.5 make flowise

# Open WebUI with authentication enabled
OPEN_WEBUI_AUTH=True OPEN_WEBUI_PORT=3000 make open-webui

🛠️ Management

make <service>         # Start service
make stop-<service>    # Stop service  
make logs-<service>    # View logs
make restart-<service> # Restart service
make clean            # Stop all services
make status           # Show running containers

➕ Adding Services

1. Create directory: mkdir new-service
2. Add compose.yml and README.md
3. Run: make new-service

The Makefile automatically discovers new services.

📁 Structure

docker-infra/
├── Makefile              # Service automation
├── service-name/         # Each service in own directory
│   ├── compose.yml       # Docker Compose config
│   └── README.md         # Service documentation
└── ...

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Note: This is designed for development environments. For production, review security settings and resource limits in each service's documentation.