home-server
README.md
Portainer
The thing that runs all of the above. Every other folder here is a compose
stack, and Portainer is what applies, restarts and watches them, with a UI
for container health that saves me an SSH session and a docker ps. Its
own definition is the one compose file not under its management, since
it has to exist before Portainer does: one container on ports 9000 and
9443, its data directory bind-mounted, and both the Docker socket and the
user’s Podman socket passed in. The compose files of the managed stacks
live under that data directory, one numbered folder per stack, and the
copies in this snapshot are taken from there.
docker-compose.yaml— Portainer itself