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Let's start this whole thing with Traefik.  Traefik does a lot of stuff, but in our case, it's a gonna be a reverse proxy. All of your containers will sit behind it and Traefik will forward traffic to the correct container, based on some simple rules in the T...

I'm assuming you have docker installed already. All good. I would be creating a folder into which we will create a sub-folder for every docker app you want to run.  You can just create one massive docker-composel.yml and put every app inside that, but from my...

General First up, if you want to connect to any of your apps from the Interwebs, you are going to need a domain. Go get one. CloudFlare is a good spot to buy and manage a domain. If you want a .com.au you'll need an Australian registrar. For Traefik to do wh...

Here's a docker-compose.yml for home assistant: services: homeassistant: container_name: homeassistant image: "ghcr.io/home-assistant/home-assistant:latest" volumes: - /apps/homeassistant/data:/config - /etc/localtime:/etc/loca...

Here we go. The granddaddy of containers. Let's kick this pig!Here's a docker-compose.yml: services: broker: image: docker.io/library/redis:7 restart: unless-stopped volumes: - redisdata:/data # ADDED: Connect broker to the traef...

   homepage:     image: ghcr.io/gethomepage/homepage:latest     container_name: homepage     environment:       - PUID=0       - PGID=0       - HOMEPAGE_VAR_TITLE=Media Server       - HOMEPAGE_VAR_SEARCH_PROVIDER=google       - HOMEPAGE_VAR_HEADER_STY...

Trust me. You need some Watchtower in your life. This little app will watch your containers, and when a new container image comes up on Docker Hub, Watchtower will bounce your app and update the containers automatically. Zero maintenance required on your part....