A curated collection of Docker Compose stacks for self-hosted applications and services, organized by category for easy deployment and management.

• Open WebUI - Web interface for AI models with TTS support and identity management integration
• Libre WebUI - Open-source web interface for AI models with enhanced privacy and customization features

• LiteLLM - Proxy server for LLM APIs with unified interface for multiple providers
• Ollama - Local LLM inference server for running models on your hardware

• N8N - Workflow automation platform for AI-powered business processes

• Bitcoin Core Stack - Bitcoin node with Lightning Network (LND) support
• Tor Integration - Privacy-enhanced blockchain connectivity

• Synapse - Reference Matrix homeserver implementation with comprehensive features
• Conduit - Lightweight Rust-based Matrix homeserver with minimal resource usage and RocksDB backend

• Element - Modern Matrix client for secure messaging
• FluffyChat - Cross-platform Matrix client with modern UI and end-to-end encryption
• Cinny - Simple, elegant and secure Matrix web client with lightweight interface
• Commet - Simple and modern Matrix client with clean alternative to Element and fewer dependencies

• Maubot - Modular bot system for Matrix with web management interface and plugin support
• Mautrix-Telegram - Bridge between Matrix and Telegram for seamless cross-platform messaging

• COTURN - TURN and STUN server for WebRTC applications with NAT traversal support

• BaGetter - NuGet server for .NET package management
• Distribution - Docker Registry for hosting private Docker images with SSL automation support

• RSSHub - RSS feed aggregation and transformation service

• Sunshine - Game streaming server

• Elasticsearch - Search and analytics engine for logs and metrics
• Kibana - Data visualization and exploration for Elasticsearch
• OpenObserve - Cloud-native observability platform for logs, metrics, and traces with unified interface

• DNSMasq - DNS server and DHCP
• Unbound - Secure DNS resolver with environment-based configuration
• Network Client - VPN clients (WireGuard, Tor, Proxy)
• Nginx Proxy Manager - Reverse proxy with SSL
• Pi-hole - Network-wide ad blocking
• VPN Server - L2TP/IPSec and OpenVPN servers

• Webtop Desktop - Browser-based desktop environments (Arch Linux)

• HLedger Web - Personal finance management
• Invidious - Privacy-focused YouTube frontend
• SyncStorage - Firefox Sync server

• Keycloak - Identity and access management (IAM/SSO) solution
• Kanidm - Modern identity management platform with strong authentication

• LetsEncrypt Manager - Automatic LetsEncrypt certificate management with nginx-proxy virtual host setup
• Step-CA Manager - Automatic certificate management with private Step-CA and nginx-proxy distribution

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-username/docker-stack-collection.git
   cd docker-stack-collection

2. Navigate to desired stack:

   cd stacks/category-name/service-name

3. Configure environment (if needed):

   cp .env.example .env
   # Edit .env with your settings

4. Deploy the stack:

   docker-compose up -d

• Docker Engine 20.10+
• Docker Compose 2.0+
• Sufficient system resources for chosen services

Each stack includes:

• docker-compose.yml - Main service configuration
• .env.example - Environment variables template
• README.md - Service-specific documentation
• Additional configuration files as needed

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Add your stack following the existing structure
4. Include proper documentation
5. Submit a pull request

This project is dual-licensed under your choice of:

• Apache License 2.0 (LICENSE-APACHE)
• MIT License (LICENSE-MIT)

You may use this project under the terms of either license. Individual services may have their own licenses.

These stacks are provided as-is for educational and self-hosting purposes. Always review configurations and security settings before deploying in production environments.