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#go #docker #docker_compose #go #golang #orchestration

Docker Compose is a tool that helps you run multiple containers for your application easily. You define how your containers should be set up using a Compose file, and then you can start your entire application with just one command: `docker compose up`. This makes it simple to manage and run complex applications. You can get Docker Compose through Docker Desktop on Windows and macOS, or download it manually for Linux. Using Docker Compose saves time and effort by automating the setup and execution of your multi-container applications.

https://github.com/docker/compose
#csharp #demo #docker #docker_compose #example #kubernetes #sample #swarm

This voting app is a simple example of a distributed application that runs on multiple Docker containers. To use it, you need to download Docker Desktop and ensure you have the latest version of Docker Compose. The app uses Python, Node.js, and .NET, with Redis for messaging and Postgres for storage. You can run the app using `docker compose up` and access it at http8080 for voting and http8081 for results. The benefit to the user is that this app demonstrates how different technologies can work together in a distributed system, making it easier to understand and set up similar applications.

https://github.com/dockersamples/example-voting-app
#typescript #docker #docker_compose #docker_deployment #docker_stack #docker_stack_deploy #docker_ui #responsive #self_hosted #selfhosted #single_page_app #socket_io #webapp #websocket

Dockge is a user-friendly tool for managing Docker Compose applications. It offers a simple interface where you can create, edit, start, stop, and manage your Docker containers and services. Dockge includes features like an interactive YAML editor, a web terminal, and real-time monitoring. This makes it easier to manage your Docker applications without needing to use the command line. It's especially useful for those who prefer working with `compose.yaml` files, providing a more streamlined experience compared to other tools like Portainer.

https://github.com/louislam/dockge
#typescript #docker #docker_compose #linux #rdp #virtualization #windows

WinBoat lets you run any Windows app on Linux with a smooth, native-like experience by running a full Windows system inside a Docker container using virtualization. It has an elegant interface and automates installation, so you just pick your settings and it handles the rest. You can run individual Windows apps seamlessly alongside Linux apps or access the full Windows desktop when needed. Your Linux files are easily shared with Windows, making file management simple. This helps you use Windows-only software on Linux without complicated setups, though it requires some system resources and setup steps like enabling virtualization and installing Docker. WinBoat is still in beta, so occasional bugs may occur.

https://github.com/TibixDev/winboat
#python #docker #docker_compose #music #pdm #python #vue #xiaoai #xiaoai_speaker #xiaomi #xiaomusic

XiaoMusic lets you play any music on your XiaoAI speaker using simple voice commands. You can install it easily with Docker or pip, then connect it to your Xiaomi account through a web interface. It downloads songs automatically and supports many formats. This means you can enjoy unlimited music, create playlists, and control playback hands-free, making your speaker much more powerful and flexible.

https://github.com/hanxi/xiaomusic
#go #containers #deployment #devops #docker #docker_compose #golang #hacktoberfest #kubernetes #orchestration #self_hosted

Uncloud lets you run and manage web apps across multiple servers (cloud, home, or bare metal) as easily as using Docker Compose, but with production features like zero-downtime updates, automatic HTTPS, and cross-machine scaling. It connects your machines into a secure, private network without needing a central control server, so there’s less to manage and no single point of failure. You keep full control of your infrastructure and data, avoid vendor lock-in, and get a simple, cloud-like experience without the complexity of Kubernetes.

https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud