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2 2  === Introduction ===
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5 -I love open source software, especially when it can be deployed seamlessly via Docker. However, individual projects often have unique nuances and configurations. So I've created this section to show you how to deploy the software I'm working on with no more than two commands. To get a working deployment of a software stack, simply copy the {{code language="none"}}docker-compose.yml{{/code}} from the article, replace any variables with the format {{code language="none"}}<some-variable>{{/code}} with an actual value, and follow the instructions.
5 +I love open source software, especially when it can be deployed seamlessly via Docker. However, individual projects often have unique nuances and configurations. So I've created this section to show you how to deploy the software I'm working with using very few instructions. To get a working deployment of a software stack, simply copy the {{code language="none"}}docker-compose.yml{{/code}} from the article, replace any variables with the format {{code language="none"}}<some-variable>{{/code}} with an actual value, and follow the instructions.
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8 8  All the configurations described in the subsections use Traefik, which greatly simplifies the reverse proxying process and certificate generation. It's also possible to combine all the stacks on a single device behind a single Traefik container. Just merge the service configuration from one {{code language="none"}}docker-compose.yml{{/code}} into another.