This repository include 200+ applications based on Docker compose, e.g WordPress, MySQL, Odoo, MongoDB, GitLab, Elastic, Ghost, Grafana, Graylog, Kafka, n8n, Moodle, Nextcloud, ONLYOFFICE, phpMyAdmin...
You can use them for bussiness management, content management, data analysis, development, DevOps and any things you want to do.
The easiest way is install Websoft9 which can help you running these applications on web-based console.
Of course, you can also use Docker compose to running these application:
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Make sure you have install the Docker latest or you can install Docker by below script
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh && sh get-docker.sh && sudo systemctl enable docker && sudo systemctl start docker
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Download this repository to your Linux and list all applications
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Websoft9/docker-library cd docker-library && ls apps
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Go to the target app directory, check or modify the .env, then run it
# e.g install wordpress cd apps/wordpress sudo docker network create websoft9 && sudo docker compose up -d
We greatly welcome community contributions to provide suggestions and improvements to our project:
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Find a bug, request features and provide better methods, you can promote your ideas through issue.
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Contributing to this repository, please follow our contribution guidelines. We try our best to provide reward for some important task.
You can subscribe Websoft9 Enterprise Support to ensure high availability of applications and more:
- Knowledge: Answers and guidance from product experts
- Support: Everything you need for technical support, e.g Enable HTTPS, Upgrade guide
- Security: Security services and tools to protect your software
The following corporate organizations have provided us with sponsorship, which has greatly helped this repository.
LGPL-3.0, Additional Terms: It is not allowed to publish free or paid image based on this repository in any Cloud platform's Marketplace without authorization.
We can't guarantee the open source software does not have vulnerability or the security risks which is the responsibility of user according to the open source licenses.
Propose and vote for apps to be packaged
Yes, you should modify POWER_PASSWORD at .env file for production
You should modify APP_*_PORT at .env file
APP_USER, APP_PASSWORD
No, you can use lots of infrastructure, e.g.
- OS: Red Hat, CentOS, Debian, Ubuntu or other's Linux OS ...
- Public Cloud: More than 20+ major Cloud such as AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Alibaba Cloud, HUAWEIClOUD, Oracle Cloud ...
- Private Cloud: KVM, VMware, VirtualBox, OpenStack ...
- ARCH: Linux x86-64, ARM 32/64, x86/i686 ...