🐳 Docker Compose Dev Toolkit

Hi, I'm Amirhossein Tohidi 👋

⚠️ Note

Built for Docker Desktop on a developer machine.

I created this repository to make local development easier for my projects and for anyone who wants ready-to-run Docker services. Clone the repo, open the service folder you need, and run it with Docker Compose.

If you need another service or have an idea to improve this collection, let me know and I can add it.

✨ What You Get

• ✅ Ready-to-use docker-compose.yml files
• ✅ Default .env files included, so fresh clones work immediately
• ✅ .env.example files for quick reference
• ✅ Stable Docker named volumes for persistent services
• ✅ No fixed container_name, so fewer conflicts with existing containers
• ✅ Service-specific RUN_GUIDE.txt files
• ✅ Local development credentials included in each service .env

🚀 Quick Start

1. Install and start Docker Desktop.
2. Clone this repository.
3. Open PowerShell or CMD in the repository root.
4. Enter the service folder you need.
5. Run Docker Compose.

Example:

cd ".\Redis\Stable Redis"
docker compose up -d
docker compose ps

If your Docker installation uses the legacy Compose command, replace docker compose with docker-compose:

docker-compose up -d

📦 Included Services

Service	Image / Version	Folder	Default ports
🟢 MongoDB	mongo:7.0	Mongo/Stable MongoDB	27017
🔴 Redis	redis:7.4-alpine	Redis/Stable Redis	6379
🟦 SQL Server	mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest	Sql/Stable SQL Server	1433
🟡 ClickHouse	clickhouse/clickhouse-server:25.3	ClickHouse/Stable ClickHouse	8123, 9000
🟣 Kafka Stack	confluentinc/cp-kafka:7.6.1, confluentinc/cp-zookeeper:7.6.1, tchiotludo/akhq:0.24.0	Kafka/Stable Kafka Zookeeper AKHQ	9092, 2181, 8080
🔐 HashiCorp Vault	hashicorp/vault:1.19	hashicorpVault/Local Vault	8200
📊 Elastic Observability	Elastic Stack 9.4.1	Monitoring/Elastic Observability	9200, 5601, 8201
📈 Prometheus	quay.io/prometheus/prometheus:v3.11.3	Monitoring/Prometheus	9090
📉 Grafana	grafana/grafana-enterprise:13.0.1-security-01	Monitoring/Grafana	3000

🗂️ Folder Contents

Each service folder contains:

• docker-compose.yml: the Compose file for running the service
• .env: ready-to-use default settings
• .env.example: sample settings for reference
• RUN_GUIDE.txt: step-by-step run guide for that service

🔗 Default URLs

Service	URL / Address	Login
MongoDB	localhost:27017	admin / Abcd@1234
Redis	localhost:6379	Password: Abcd@1234
SQL Server	localhost,1433	sa / Abcd@1234
ClickHouse HTTP	http://localhost:8123	admin / Abcd@1234
ClickHouse Play UI	http://localhost:8123/play	admin / Abcd@1234
ClickHouse Dashboard	http://localhost:8123/dashboard	admin / Abcd@1234
ClickHouse Health Check	http://localhost:8123/ping	Not required
ClickHouse Native TCP	localhost:9000	admin / Abcd@1234
AKHQ	http://localhost:8080	Not required
Vault	http://localhost:8200	Token: local-root-token
Elasticsearch	http://localhost:9200	Not required
Kibana	http://localhost:5601	Not required
Kibana Elasticsearch	http://localhost:5601/app/elasticsearch/getting_started	Not required
Kibana APM	http://localhost:5601/app/apm	Not required
APM Server	http://localhost:8201	Token not required
Prometheus	http://localhost:9090	Not required
Grafana	http://localhost:3000	admin / Abcd@1234

⚙️ Configuration

Every service includes default values in .env, so a fresh clone works without creating extra files.

If a default port is already in use on your machine, edit the matching port value in that service's .env file and run Compose again.

For example, if Redis port 6379 is busy:

REDIS_PORT=6380

Then run:

docker compose up -d

🧾 Service Details

🟢 MongoDB

Item	Value
Image	mongo:7.0
Host	localhost
Port	27017
Default database	appdb
Authentication database	admin
Username	admin
Password	Abcd@1234
Connection string	mongodb://admin:Abcd%401234@localhost:27017/appdb?authSource=admin
Volumes	mongodb-data, mongodb-config

Good for local APIs, backend apps, and projects that need a ready MongoDB instance.

🔴 Redis

Item	Value
Image	redis:7.4-alpine
Host	localhost
Port	6379
Persistence	AOF enabled with --appendonly yes
Password	Abcd@1234
Connection string	redis://:Abcd%401234@localhost:6379/0
Volume	redis-data

Great for caching, queues, sessions, rate limiting, and lightweight local experiments.

🟦 SQL Server

Item	Value
Image	mcr.microsoft.com/mssql/server:2022-latest
Server	localhost,1433
Edition	Developer
Trust server certificate	True
Username	sa
Password	Abcd@1234
Volume	sqlserver-data

Useful for .NET projects, reporting tools, integration tests, and local database work.

🟡 ClickHouse

Item	Value
Image	clickhouse/clickhouse-server:25.3
HTTP endpoint	http://localhost:8123
Play UI	http://localhost:8123/play
Dashboard	http://localhost:8123/dashboard
Health check	http://localhost:8123/ping
Native TCP endpoint	localhost:9000
Database	default
Username	admin
Password	Abcd@1234
Volumes	clickhouse-data, clickhouse-logs

Helpful for analytics, event data, logs, dashboards, and high-speed local queries.

🟣 Kafka + ZooKeeper + AKHQ

Item	Value
Kafka image	confluentinc/cp-kafka:7.6.1
ZooKeeper image	confluentinc/cp-zookeeper:7.6.1
AKHQ image	tchiotludo/akhq:0.24.0
Kafka bootstrap server	localhost:9092
ZooKeeper port	2181
AKHQ UI	http://localhost:8080
AKHQ login	Not required
Auto topic creation	Enabled
Default partitions	3
Log retention	168 hours
Volumes	kafka-data, zookeeper-data, zookeeper-log

Includes AKHQ so you can inspect topics, messages, consumers, and Kafka state from a browser.

🔐 HashiCorp Vault

Item	Value
Image	hashicorp/vault:1.19
Mode	Dev mode
UI	http://localhost:8200
Login token	local-root-token
Purpose	Local development only

Vault dev mode is not a production setup. Data should not be treated as reliable after container deletion or recreation.

📊 Elasticsearch + Kibana + APM

Item	Value
Elasticsearch image	elasticsearch:9.4.1
Kibana image	kibana:9.4.1
APM Server image	elastic/apm-server:9.4.1
Elasticsearch endpoint	http://localhost:9200
Kibana UI	http://localhost:5601
Kibana Elasticsearch page	http://localhost:5601/app/elasticsearch/getting_started
APM endpoint	http://localhost:8201
Kibana APM page	http://localhost:5601/app/apm
Kibana menu path	Observability -> APM and User Experience
Dashboard	Kibana
Login	Not required
APM secret token	Not required
Volumes	elastic-observability-elasticsearch-data, elastic-observability-kibana-data

Good for logs/search experiments and application performance monitoring. Kibana is the dashboard for this stack.

Elasticsearch security is disabled in this local stack to keep setup simple. Do not use this configuration for production.

📈 Prometheus

Item	Value
Image	quay.io/prometheus/prometheus:v3.11.3
UI	http://localhost:9090
Dashboard	Built-in Prometheus UI for queries, targets, alerts, and simple graphs
Login	Not required
Volume	prometheus-data

Prometheus collects and stores metrics. Its built-in UI is useful for PromQL and checks, but Grafana is better for polished dashboards.

📉 Grafana

Item	Value
Image	grafana/grafana-enterprise:13.0.1-security-01
UI	http://localhost:3000
Dashboard	Grafana
Default datasource	Prometheus at http://host.docker.internal:9090
Username	admin
Password	Abcd@1234
Volume	grafana-data

Grafana is a separate dashboard tool. It can visualize Prometheus metrics, Elasticsearch data, and many other datasources.

💾 Data Persistence

Services that need persistent data use Docker named volumes. You do not need to create local data folders manually.

This command stops a service without deleting its data:

docker compose down

This command deletes the service data volumes:

docker compose down -v --remove-orphans

Use the reset command only when you intentionally want to delete the data.

🧹 Useful Commands

Show running containers for the selected service:

docker compose ps

View logs:

docker compose logs -f

Restart a service:

docker compose restart

Stop a service:

docker compose down

⚠️ Notes

• Run commands from inside the selected service folder unless its RUN_GUIDE.txt says otherwise.
• These Compose files are intended for local development, not production.
• Local credentials are intentionally included in service .env files because this repository is designed for easy local setup.
• If a port is already in use, edit the related value in that service's .env file.
• Docker Desktop factory reset, docker compose down -v, or docker volume prune can delete Docker volumes.