This repository contains Docker Compose configurations for various services used for testing and development environments.

You can use our CLI tool to manage infrastructure services easily:

# Install the CLI tool
cd infracli
./scripts/install.sh

# List available services
infracli list

# Get connection information for a service
infracli info mysql

# Start services
infracli run mysql
infracli run mongo elasticsearch-kibana
infracli run all

# Stop services
infracli down mysql
infracli down all

Each service has its own detailed documentation available in its directory.

A simple MongoDB setup for development and testing purposes.

📄 View MongoDB Documentation

A PostgreSQL setup with initialization script for development and testing.

📄 View PostgreSQL Documentation

A Redis setup with persistence for development and caching needs.

📄 View Redis Documentation

A complete MySQL setup with data persistence and initialization scripts.

📄 View MySQL Documentation

A complete setup for Elasticsearch and Kibana with data persistence.

📄 View Elasticsearch & Kibana Documentation

A complete Neo4j graph database setup for development and testing purposes.

📄 View Neo4j Documentation

Our recommended workflow is to use the InfraCLI tool for all operations:

1. Install the InfraCLI tool (see below)
2. Use infracli run to start services
3. Use infracli info to get connection details
4. Use infracli down to stop services when finished

All databases are configured with named volumes to persist data between container restarts. If you need to reset the database, use infracli down [service] --volumes to remove the volumes as well.

Follow the pattern established in the existing directories to add configurations for additional databases as needed:

1. Create a directory for your service in services/
2. Add a docker-compose.yml file
3. Include a README.md with detailed usage information
4. The CLI tool will automatically detect your new service

The repository includes a Go-based CLI tool for efficient service management. Learn more in the InfraCLI README.

• Start and stop services with simple commands
• Get connection details for any service
• Manage multiple services at once
• Automatic service discovery
• Proper cleanup with volume removal option

cd infracli
./scripts/install.sh

Once installed, you can use infracli from anywhere in your system to manage the infrastructure services.