Select a project type and required services to generate docker-compose.yml, .env.example, Dockerfile, Nginx configuration, run commands, and a README draft at once.
ProjectDjango
EnvironmentProduction draft
DatabasePostgreSQL
ServicesNginx · Redis
Configuration Settings
Choose your project type and runtime environment first, then select only the services you need.
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Project Defaults
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Service Selection
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Database / Secrets
Generated Output
Review generated files by tab, then copy or download them.
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README.mdDocker starter guide preview
README.mdIncluded in ZIP
Practical guide
Treat generated Docker Compose files as a project starter
Create a Compose draft and related Dockerfile, environment example, commands, Nginx configuration and README. Match the generated assumptions to your repository before running it.
Prepared & reviewed by
win-j
Last reviewed
2026-10-01
Who this helps
Developers starting a local container setup
Teams reviewing a deployment draft
When to use this tool
Prepare a Django and PostgreSQL starter.
Compare optional Redis, worker and proxy services.
From input to a checked result
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Choose Django, Flask, Node.js or static Nginx and the environment mode.
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Set service names and ports to match the application.
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Enable only the database, cache, worker and proxy services needed.
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Generate files and inspect paths, commands and image choices.
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Use placeholder secrets, review quoting and URL encoding, then run docker compose config in your project.
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Build and test locally before designing production deployment requirements.
Example 1
Django development draft
Input
Django; development; PostgreSQL; Nginx and Redis off; port 8000
Result
A web/db Compose draft plus associated starter files.
Adjust manage.py, requirements and module locations to your repository.
Example 2
Static site
Input
Static + Nginx; volumes enabled; host port 8080
Result
An Nginx service mapping 8080:80 and mounting ./dist.
Prepare the dist directory and the generated Nginx configuration first.
How it works
The browser assembles files from selected options and normalizes service names. It does not inspect your repository, parse output with Docker or start containers. The ZIP bundles the generated files.
Limitations
Production draft is not a complete TLS, backup, monitoring or deployment design.
Django uses config.wsgi:application and Flask uses app:app as starter assumptions.
With an Nginx proxy enabled, its generated HTTP publication uses port 80.
Special characters in environment values and database URLs need manual quoting/encoding review.
Your data
Generation and ZIP assembly run locally. Use example credentials; downloaded files contain the values as readable text.