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Just another docker-composer place:

This repo contains basic .yml files to deploy many services worth managing using docker-compose.yml (and of course docker). Keep in mind all sensitive information like users, passwords and addresses are set in dummy strings for example purposes only so you should check them out and change them accordingly. They are all mean to work together without port conflicts in case you want to test them all. Many of those are well known services like PostgresSQL, MySQL and so on, although a brief description will be provided as soon as I get time to write about them. They all are amazing projects and deserve a word spreading job to make more people know about them.

  1. Appsmith Description: An open-source low-code platform that helps developers quickly build internal tools. With drag-and-drop functionality, it enables creating frontends that integrate with APIs, databases, and more. Use Case: Ideal for building internal dashboards or admin panels for business operations without extensive frontend development.

  2. Autopsy Backend Description: The backend for Autopsy, a digital forensics platform used to analyze hard drives and mobile devices. Autopsy assists in recovering lost files, identifying malicious software, and investigating digital activity. Use Case: Useful for digital forensics investigations, data recovery, and incident response analysis.

  3. Baserow Description: An open-source no-code database tool that allows users to create and manage databases collaboratively. It offers an alternative to Airtable with self-hosted control. Use Case: For teams needing to manage structured data collaboratively without coding.

  4. Directus Description: A headless CMS that wraps custom SQL databases with a real-time API and intuitive admin app. Directus manages content for websites, mobile apps, and digital products. Use Case: Enables easy content management for frontend applications, serving data via APIs.

  5. Draw.io Description: An open-source diagramming tool, also known as Diagrams.net, which supports creating flowcharts, network diagrams, UML, and more. Use Case: Useful for creating visual documentation, architecture diagrams, and process flows.

  6. Duplicati Description: A backup solution that works with encrypted, incremental backups stored remotely. It supports multiple cloud storage providers and protocols. Use Case: Ensures data is securely backed up offsite with encryption and easy restoration options.

  7. Home Assistant Description: Open-source home automation platform focusing on privacy and control. It integrates with a vast array of devices and automates actions based on user preferences. Use Case: Ideal for creating a smart home setup, controlling and monitoring home automation devices.

  8. Metabase Description: A business intelligence tool that helps visualize and analyze data stored in various databases. It provides a user-friendly interface for creating dashboards and reports. Use Case: Useful for teams needing insights into business metrics without complex setup or SQL knowledge.

  9. Motor Admin Description: A self-hosted admin panel that allows managing data in SQL databases. It provides CRUD interfaces, SQL editor, and analytics. Use Case: Ideal for database management tasks, including editing records, running queries, and monitoring data.

  10. MySQL | phpMyAdmin Description: MySQL is a popular relational database, while phpMyAdmin provides a web-based interface for managing MySQL databases. Use Case: Essential for managing and interacting with MySQL databases, useful for applications requiring persistent storage.

  11. NocoBase Description: A customizable open-source low-code platform that allows building applications and managing data through a no-code interface. Use Case: For building data-driven applications quickly without extensive programming.

  12. NocoDB (MySQL) Description: A database platform that converts any SQL database into a smart spreadsheet interface. It makes SQL databases accessible with a spreadsheet-like interface. Use Case: Useful for transforming databases into an easy-to-manage, spreadsheet-like environment.

  13. Ollama WebUI Description: Web-based user interface for managing Ollama projects, offering collaborative features and data visualization. Use Case: For collaborative project management and monitoring within the Ollama ecosystem.

  14. OpenHAB Description: An open-source home automation software that integrates with various smart devices and protocols. It allows users to automate and control devices from a single interface. Use Case: Ideal for those building an integrated smart home setup with various IoT devices.

  15. Pi-hole Description: A network-level ad blocker that blocks ads and trackers across all devices on a network. Pi-hole functions as a DNS sinkhole, providing privacy and reducing bandwidth usage. Use Case: Enhances network security and privacy by blocking intrusive ads and trackers.

  16. Postgres & PGAdmin Description: PostgreSQL is an advanced relational database, and PGAdmin provides a web-based graphical interface for managing PostgreSQL databases. Use Case: For managing PostgreSQL databases, useful in applications requiring advanced relational database features.

  17. Radarr, Sonarr, SABnzbd Description: A suite of media management tools where Radarr and Sonarr are used for managing movies and TV shows, while SABnzbd is a newsreader and download manager. Use Case: Essential for automating media downloads, ensuring up-to-date content for media libraries.

  18. Saltcorn Description: An open-source platform for building applications without code. It enables users to build responsive web apps using a graphical user interface. Use Case: For building web applications without needing to write code, ideal for managing data-driven workflows.

  19. Tdarr Description: A self-hosted video transcoding and processing tool. It allows users to automate video transcoding, ensuring media files are in preferred formats. Use Case: Automates media file processing, useful for maintaining consistent media formats and codecs in a library.

  20. ToolJet Description: An open-source low-code platform for building custom applications. It provides tools to connect data sources, create user interfaces, and build workflows. Use Case: For quickly building internal tools and applications without extensive programming knowledge.

  21. Uptime Kuma Description: A self-hosted monitoring tool that tracks the uptime status of websites, APIs, and other network services. It provides notifications for downtime and response-time analytics. Use Case: Essential for monitoring the availability and performance of critical services and websites.