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The programs' docker files I use on a regular basis.
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README.md

Dockerfiles

Many of the docker-compose.y(a)mls have comments inside of them. At least take a look at these, and/or the README files in the directories.

Use your common sense to bring these into production use.

What do these do?

  • FileBrowser is a web-based file-browser.
  • Gitea - self-hosted git service. Feels like Github.
  • Jellyfin - media self-hosting. Feels like modern streaming services.
  • Pacoloco - pre-fetch Arch updates. Can signficianly improve update times.
  • Rabbitmq - message broker for micro-services. Only here for templating.
  • Tracing - several docker containers all in one. For combining OTel with Nginx.
  • qBittorrent - qBittorrent but in the web. Allows you to practically seed for longer.