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I personally use Docker Compose for homelab deployment. It handles internetworking dependencies, and with nginx-proxy + letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion you ge
by nonbirithm 5y ago
I personally use Docker Compose for homelab deployment. It handles internetworking dependencies, and with nginx-proxy + letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion you get automatic subdomain redirection and certificate renewal.
I will say that it's still a fair amount of complexity, but it's a workable amount of complexity on a day-to-day basis.
- seabrookmx 5y ago+1 I run bitwarden, syncthing, transmission etc. on a single box at home and this setup works great.
- jrop 5y agoI've been using Ansible's Docker module to manage my containers in my homelab, and I've been meaning to switch it to Docker-Compose for a while now, because it's kind of a pain to have to wait for the playbook to run for simple container changes (among other annoyances). Overall, though: Traefik proxying to Docker Containers has been _very_ smooth in my Homelab: I'm loving it.