NOTE: This repository is no longer being maintained. Up-to-date docker compose files for the Raspberry Pi 4 can be found in the docker-compose folder of my SWAG repository.
A series of Docker-Compose files used to run various containers on the Raspberry Pi 4.
In this repository, each directory contains a docker-compose.yaml file for a separate Docker container.
This repository contains the following directories
- barcode buddy
- A service that can pass barcodes to Grocy
- beets
- A command-line program that will manage your music library, write tags, and more
- boinc
- A program that will compute for science while your computer is idle
- calibre
- Runs the ebook manager Calibre using Apache Guacamole
- calibre-web
- A web-based ebook server that manages your Calibre ebook library
- grocy
- A service that acts as a database to catalog all your household Grocery items
- home assistant
- A home automation server to control smart home devices
- jellyfin
- An open-source home media server based on Emby
- pi-hole
- A whole-network advertisement blocker
- portainer
- A web-ui that can be used to monitor and control docker containers
Each of the directories above contains the following files:
README.org- A file explaining the contents of each directory.
docker-compose.org- A literate programming file that contains documentation of the elements in the
docker-compose.yamlfile. This file is tangled to thedocker-compose.yamlfile and generates thedocker-compose.yamlfile upon saving. docker-compose.yaml- A Docker compose file generated upon saving
docker-compse.org. Note: It is recommended that you do not edit this file as this file was generated from the corresponding docker-compose.org file. Saving the docker-compse.org file will overwrite the contents of this file.