This folder contains subfolders for every individual services that holds Dockerfiles, docker-compose environment files and dependencies to startup that specific service individually. 

• Note:
  • This folder is entirely surrounding starting up the service via docker, thus, please refer to the official documentation and/or (shameless plug starts) my guides for that server utility at SharedSpace if available (shameless plug end.) if you want to install the system on bare metal.

• This folder contains docker image/services that uses effectively a stack, such as MERN, Nextcloud-LetsEncrypt-MySQL.

• Note:
  • The docker-compose and/or service files in here does not necessarily need to be stacks, it can also be services that requires more than 1 external containers
    • i.e.
      • TubeArchivist

• VirtualBox
  • Setup NATNetwork for inter-vm network communication
  • Add a new Bridge network adapter in the network of the server Virtual Machine

Startup docker-compose environment with building of Dockerfiles

• Notes
  • Certain docker containers (i.e. my samba share) are built from scratch using Dockerfile and docker-compose, thus you need to run build

docker-compose up -d --build

Startup docker-compose environment

docker-compose up -d {container-name(s)}

Teardown docker-compose environment

docker-compose down

Stop docker-compose environment

docker-compose stop {container-name(s)}

Start docker-compose environment

docker-compose start {container-name(s)}

Restart docker-compose environment

• Leaving 'container-name' empty will restart all containers in the compose environment

docker-compose restart [container-name]

Open Interactive Shell in docker-compose

docker-compose run [service-name]

Check Error Logs

• Generally you will want to do this if the container keeps restarting

docker logs [container-name]

Inspect docker image/container details

docker inspect [image/container-name]

Jump into container

• Useful for checking container files for clues

docker exec -it [container-name] [shell]

Restart only a specific container

• Perhaps, to refresh your server after changing a config

docker container restart [container-name]

Execute command in container and get standard output (stdout)

docker exec -t [container-name] /bin/bash -c "[your-command]"