A public collection of Docker Compose files I use across my homelab and self-hosted infrastructure. Rather than managing configs directly on each server, I keep everything version-controlled here and pull them into Portainer for deployment.

Feel free to use any of these as a starting point for your own setup. Each application folder also has a companion article linked below where I walk through the full configuration and deployment process.

Applications

Application	Description	Walkthrough
Doku	Docker volume backup and management tool	Read the article
Draw.io	Self-hosted diagramming and flowchart tool	Read the article
Gitea	Lightweight self-hosted Git service	Read the article
IT-Tools	Collection of handy tools for developers and sysadmins	Read the article
Seerr / NFS	Media request management tool for self-hosted media servers	Read the article
Watchtower	Automatically keeps Docker container images up to date	Read the article

Usage

Each application lives in its own folder with a docker-compose.yaml file. You can use them in a few ways:

Portainer Stack

In Portainer, go to Stacks → Add Stack
Choose Repository and point it at this repo, or use Web editor and paste the compose file contents directly
Set any required environment variables and deploy

Docker Compose CLI

cd <AppName>
docker compose up -d

Make sure to review each compose file for environment variables, volume paths, or other values you may need to adjust for your environment before deploying.

Repository Structure

Docker-Compose/
├── Doku/
│   └── docker-compose.yaml
├── Draw.io/
│   └── docker-compose.yaml
├── Gitea/
│   └── docker-compose.yaml
├── IT-Tools/
│   └── docker-compose.yaml
├── Seerr/
│   ├── docker-compose.yaml
│   └── docker-compose-nfs.yaml
└── Watchtower/
    └── docker-compose.yaml

License

MIT