Docker Compose Generator

Generate docker-compose.yml files visually. Select services, configure options, and export.

Select Services

Databases

Message Queues

Web Servers

Monitoring

Development

Backends

Options

docker-compose.yml

# Select services from the left panel to generate docker-compose.yml

version: "3.8"

services:
  # Your services will appear here...

# Tip: Click on a service to add it, then configure ports, volumes, and environment variables.

Quick Stacks

What is This Tool?

A Docker Compose generator builds docker-compose.yml files with a visual editor. Select services (PostgreSQL, Redis, Nginx, Node.js, etc.), configure ports, volumes, environment variables, and networks, then export a ready-to-use Compose file.

Docker Compose defines multi-container applications in a single YAML file. Key concepts: services (containers), networks (communication), volumes (persistent storage), and environment variables (configuration). Compose V2 uses the docker compose command (no hyphen) and supports profiles and extensions.

Common Use Cases

Local Development

Set up complete development environments with databases, caches, message queues, and application servers in one command.

Microservice Architecture

Define multi-service applications with proper networking, service dependencies, and health checks.

CI/CD Testing

Generate docker-compose files for integration test environments in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins.

Demo Environments

Create self-contained demo setups that run anywhere with docker compose up — no manual configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which services are available?

PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, RabbitMQ, Nginx, Node.js, Python, Go, and many more common development services.

Is Compose V2 syntax used?

Yes. Generated files use Compose specification format (no version key needed), compatible with Docker Compose V2 and Docker Desktop.

Are health checks included?

Yes. Services include appropriate health check configurations and depends_on conditions for proper startup ordering.