The official docs give you a minimal compose file. It works in isolation. It doesn't account for your reverse proxy labels, your network setup, or the three gotchas that appear on restart four.

This pack is the production-aware version: named volumes, explicit networks, restart policies, Nginx/Traefik labels pre-filled, and an env.example for every service.

── What's inside ── • 30+ compose files: Jellyfin, Plex, Immich, Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, Gitea, Grafana, Uptime Kuma, code-server, and more • Named volumes, bridge network, restart policy, proxy labels, env.example — in every file • Traefik label variants included for each service • NETWORKS.md: connecting each service to your existing proxy network • UPDATE_NOTES.md: breaking changes and update cadence per service • Private GitHub repo — clone once, pull updates as new templates land

── FAQ ── Q: What Docker knowledge do I need? A: docker compose experience, named volumes/networks, and a reverse proxy (Nginx or Traefik) already running. Production config for operators past the basics — not a tutorial.

Q: What's in the pack and how do I access it? A: Private GitHub repo: 30+ compose files, env.example per service, Traefik variants, NETWORKS.md, UPDATE_NOTES.md. Immediate Whop access after purchase — clone once, pull as templates land.

Q: How often are templates updated? A: 2–4 new templates per month. Broken configs fixed as reported. Service requests via community channel — popular ones go to the front of the queue.