My personal homelab setup using Docker Compose.
To get started with your own homelab, take an hour to watch Christian Lempa's videos on Docker:
Top-level folders represent a different machine in which Docker Compose is used to manage containers.
The machines are:
Each folder contains a compose.yaml that orchestrates the services running on that machine. The compose.yaml file loads services at compose.${service}.yaml and may expect overrides at compose.override.yaml. You'll have to read service definitions to see what needs to be overridden.
Each service has its own .env.${service} file. This is a template that contains default environment variables for that service that are expected to be modified. Copy that file to .env.${service}.local and override the defaults. The compose.${service}.yaml files will expect the .env.${service}.local file to exist and won't start without it.
