Verified Docker Compose deployments and multi-container stacks tagged with #homelab.
Dockpeek is a fast, zero-database Docker dashboard built with Python, Flask, and Tailwind CSS. Learn how to deploy Dockpeek with Docker Compose, search containers, query free ports, stream live logs, and check for image updates.
Mealie is an open-source, self-hosted recipe manager and meal planner with automated web scraping, natural language ingredient parsing, and shopping lists. Learn how to deploy Mealie with Docker Compose, import recipes by URL, and configure your household cookbook.
Portainer Community Edition provides a centralized web UI and REST API for managing Docker containers, images, volumes, and multi-container Compose stacks. Learn how to deploy Portainer CE 2.45.3 with Docker Compose, automate secure administrator bootstrapping using setup tokens, and manage application stacks.
SparkyFitness is a privacy-first, self-hosted health and fitness platform that unifies nutrition, workout logging, and biometric tracking. Learn how to deploy SparkyFitness using Docker Compose and PostgreSQL to keep your health data on your own hardware.
Speedtest Tracker is a self-hosted monitoring suite that continuously benchmarks your internet connection speed, ping, and packet loss using the official Ookla Speedtest CLI. Learn how to deploy Speedtest Tracker v1.15.1-ls180 with Docker Compose, configure automated cron schedules, secure the administrative panel, and integrate programmatic REST API tokens.
Syncthing is an open-source, continuous peer-to-peer file synchronization system that synchronizes files directly across devices without middleman clouds. Learn how to deploy Syncthing with Docker Compose, configure folders, secure the management interface, and verify peer connectivity.
TREK is an open-source, offline-first collaborative travel planner featuring interactive maps, day-by-day itineraries, booking management, and multi-currency cost sharing. Here is how to deploy TREK v5.0.1 using Docker Compose with hardened container isolation and complete first-run setup.
Six *arr tabs that do not share a network or a downloads folder.
You want one homelab start page and two dashboards both claim to be it.
You need to read Docker logs in a browser without standing up a second control plane.
You want one login in front of your homelab apps and three projects, from a tiny proxy wall to full SSO, all claim to be the answer.
Something on the homelab is slow or down, and you only find out when someone complains.
One-command multi-container Compose files (Full *arr Stack, Prometheus + Grafana + ntfy Monitoring, and Homelab Auth) plus new verified deploys once a week.
