name: dokploy services: dokploy: image: ghcr.io/hsinghhira/dokploy:latest container_name: dokploy restart: unless-stopped stop_grace_period: 30s network_mode: bridge environment: - TZ=$TZ - TRAEFIK_PORT=6184 - TRAEFIK_SSL_PORT=6185 ports: - target: 3000 published: "6183" protocol: tcp volumes: - type: bind source: /DATA/AppData/$AppID/data target: /data bind: create_host_path: true - type: bind source: /DATA/AppData/$AppID/docker-config target: /root/.docker bind: create_host_path: true - type: bind source: /etc/dokploy target: /etc/dokploy bind: create_host_path: true - type: bind source: /var/run/docker.sock target: /var/run/docker.sock healthcheck: test: ["CMD", "curl", "-fs", "-o", "/dev/null", "http://127.0.0.1:3000/api/trpc/settings.health"] interval: 30s timeout: 5s retries: 5 start_period: 180s deploy: resources: limits: cpus: "2.00" memory: 2048M reservations: cpus: "0.00" memory: 256M labels: icon: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/icon.png x-casaos: id: com.icestore.dokploy envs: - container: TZ description: en_US: >- Your time zone, used for logs and scheduled jobs. It is filled in from your ZimaOS time zone. Leave it unless you need another. - container: TRAEFIK_PORT description: en_US: >- The port your deployed apps are served on over http. Not 80, which ZimaOS uses itself. To reach apps by domain from the internet, forward port 80 on your router to this port. Change it before the first start; afterwards change it in Dokploy under Web Server > Traefik too. - container: TRAEFIK_SSL_PORT description: en_US: >- The port your deployed apps are served on over https. Not 443. To reach apps by domain from the internet, forward port 443 on your router to this port. Change it before the first start, like TRAEFIK_PORT. ports: - container: "3000" description: en_US: Dokploy dashboard, published on host as 6183 volumes: - container: /data description: en_US: >- Dokploy's database (postgres/), plus .better_auth_secret and .postgres_password, this install's own keys made on first start. Back this folder up. - container: /root/.docker description: en_US: >- Docker registry logins Dokploy uses to pull and push your images. - container: /etc/dokploy description: en_US: >- Dokploy's working folder on ZimaOS: Traefik settings and certificates, app source code, compose files, logs and backups. It must be /etc/dokploy on the host too, because Dokploy hands these paths to Docker. - container: /var/run/docker.sock description: en_US: >- The Docker socket. Dokploy uses it to set up Docker Swarm, Postgres and Traefik and to build and run your apps. This gives Dokploy full control of Docker on ZimaOS. x-casaos: id: com.icestore.dokploy architectures: - amd64 - arm64 main: dokploy author: HSinghHira category: Developer developer: Dokploy icon: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/icon.png thumbnail: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/screenshot-1.png screenshot_link: - https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/screenshot-1.png - https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/screenshot-2.png - https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/HSinghHira/IceStore@main/Apps/dokploy/screenshot-3.png title: en_US: Dokploy tagline: en_US: Your own Vercel, Heroku or Netlify. Deploy apps and databases on ZimaOS with a few clicks description: en_US: >- Visit: [https://icestore.hsinghhira.me/app/dokploy/](https://icestore.hsinghhira.me/app/dokploy/) for full details Dokploy deploys your apps and databases on your own server. Point it at a Git repository or a Docker image, and it builds, runs and updates the app for you, with domains and free HTTPS certificates through Traefik. This IceStore version runs as one ZimaOS app: on first start it sets up Docker Swarm, its Postgres database and Traefik by itself, and every install gets its own secret keys. **Features** - Deploy from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea, any Git URL or a Docker image - Builds with Nixpacks, Railpack, Heroku buildpacks or your Dockerfile - Docker Compose stacks and one-click templates - Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, Redis and libSQL databases, with backups to S3 - Domains and Let's Encrypt certificates through Traefik - Logs, a terminal, resource graphs and deploy notifications - Teams, roles, an API and a CLI **How to use?** 1. Open http://[ZIMAOS-IP-ADDRESS]:6183 and make the admin account. 2. Make a project, then add an application, a compose stack or a database to it. 3. Pick where the code comes from and press Deploy. 4. Add a domain in the app's Domains tab. On your home network, open the app at http://:6184. tips: before_install: en_US: >- 1. Dokploy takes control of Docker on your ZimaOS. On first start it turns on Docker Swarm, and it adds a dokploy-postgres service and a dokploy-traefik container next to the app. 2. Your deployed apps are served on port 6184 (http) and 6185 (https), because ZimaOS uses ports 80 and 443 itself. For domains from the internet, forward ports 80 and 443 on your router to 6184 and 6185. 3. Start the installation. The first start takes two or three minutes while Postgres and Traefik are downloaded. 4. Open http://[ZIMAOS-IP-ADDRESS]:6183 and make the admin account. 5. If a deployed app won't start, open its Advanced tab, go to Cluster Settings and set the Endpoint Spec mode to dnsrr. 6. Update Dokploy from the IceStore, not with the Update button inside Dokploy. index: / port_map: "6183" scheme: http is_uncontrolled: false version: "v0.30.10" update_at: "2026-10-30" release_notes: en_US: |- - First IceStore release: dashboard on port 6183, deployed apps on 6184 (http) and 6185 (https) - Built on dokploy/dokploy v0.30.10, plus a start script that does the host installer's work: Docker Swarm, dokploy-network, the dokploy-postgres service and the dokploy-traefik container - Each install makes its own BETTER_AUTH_SECRET and Postgres password on first start and keeps them in the data folder - Postgres data is kept in the app's data folder, not in a Docker volume repo: "https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy" support: "https://github.com/Dokploy/dokploy/issues" docs: "https://docs.dokploy.com"