Docker Compose Generator
Generate a ready-to-run docker-compose.yml without writing YAML by hand: configure your app service, add a database and cache, set ports, environment variables and restart policy, then copy or download the finished file for your server.
Project
App service
Database
Cache & Queue
docker-compose.yml
How to use
- Fill in the project, app image, and ports.
- Choose database and cache (leave None if not needed).
- Click Generate Compose File, then copy or download.
- Run
docker compose up -don your server.
Good to know
- Choose only the services you need — set the database or cache to None to keep the file small.
- Replace the default database password with a strong one before using the file in production.
- The app service automatically gets connection URLs for the database and cache it depends on.
- Run
docker compose up -din the same folder as the file to start everything.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does the Docker Compose generator create?
A ready docker-compose.yml file with app, database, cache, and queue services that you configure through the form.
What can I configure for each service?
The project name, service name, image, ports, environment variables, restart policy, and named volumes for data.
Which databases and cache services are supported?
You can add a database such as Postgres or MySQL and a cache or queue such as Redis, or leave them as None if you do not need them.
How do I get the finished file?
Click Generate Compose File, then copy the YAML or download it directly as a .yml file.
What do I do after downloading?
Place the file in your project folder and run docker compose up -d on your server.