Docker Compose Generator
Build docker-compose.yml files visually. Configure services, networks, volumes, and environment variables with ready-to-use templates.
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docker-compose.yml
version: '3.8'
networks:
default:
driver: bridge
Features
Service Templates
Pre-configured templates for Nginx, Node.js, Python, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, and more
Full Configuration
Configure ports, volumes, environment variables, networks, dependencies, and resource limits
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How to Use Your Docker Compose File
Add Services
Click on a service template (Nginx, MySQL, etc.) to add it to your compose file. You can add multiple services.
Configure Each Service
Click on a service to edit its settings: ports, volumes, environment variables, networks, and resource limits.
Set Dependencies
Use "Depends On" to ensure services start in the correct order (e.g., database before app).
Download & Run
Download the file and run docker-compose up -d in the same directory.
Docker Compose Tips
Use Named Volumes
For database data, use named volumes instead of bind mounts. They're managed by Docker and persist across container restarts.
Set Resource Limits
Always set memory and CPU limits to prevent runaway containers from consuming all system resources.
Use Networks
Create separate networks for frontend and backend services. Only expose necessary ports to the host.
Environment Files
For sensitive data, use env_file instead of inline environment variables. Never commit secrets to version control.