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This template provides a ready-to-use foundation for your web backend, featuringNginx,PostgreSQL, andPGAdmin, all secured withLet's Encrypt SSL. It simplifies the deployment process and allows you to focus on building your application.

1. You need to setup DNS config
2. Set .env file to yours

.env:

#servicesSERVICES="    api: api.example.org:8080,    web: example.org:8081,    pga: pga.example.org:9090"#certbotSTAGING="true"#Set it to "true" for testingEMAIL="example@example.org"DOMAINS=""#automatically filled out when executing ./deploy.sh#postgres && pg-adminPOSTGRES_DATABASE="example_db"POSTGRES_PASSWORD="example_password"PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL="example@example.org"PGADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD="example_password"

curl -sSL https://install.python-poetry.org| python3 -export PATH="/root/.local/bin:$PATH"poetry run python x.py

3. Deploy your services:

$ sh deploy.sh

on your terminal. it will automatically set up everything.

if you get successful result but cannot access through your domain,$ docker compose restart nginx to reloadnginx service

1. If you encounter an error during the certbot phase, such asCertbot failed to authenticate some domains... Fetching <url> Connection refused, Verify that the file/data/etc/letsencrypt/ssl-dhparams.pem is not empty.if it is, clean up your docker network and data files, then proceed with the second step below.

2. If you get troubles on internet connection in container, uncomment the network configurations at the end of thedocker-compose.yaml file, which set the MTU length to 1450 or another value.

1. Support multi-repo configuration.
2. AdoptAnsible to configure multiple host servers.
3. AdoptJenkins to build CI/CD pipeline
4. Improve error handling and logging.