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Built on Docker Swarm and Caddy, it sets up everything automatically and gets your apps running with minimal fuss. No complex configurations, no steep learning curve—just deploy and go.
Run dockboy init in your project directory to create a dockboy.toml configuration file. This file contains all the information Dockboy needs to deploy your app.
The name of the app. Used to name the Docker service and the Caddy reverse proxy configuration file (/etc/caddy/sites/name). It should be unique.
Secrets to pass to the container. The value can be a string or a path to a file if the secret name ends with _file. Access secrets in the container at /run/secrets/secret_name (without the _file suffix).
Volumes help you persist data across deployments. The key is the name of the volume, and the value is the path on the container where the volume should be mounted.
Dock-Boy is built on top of Docker Swarm but intentionally supports only single-server deployment. Using a single server is often enough to start; it keeps things simple, reduces costs, and avoids unnecessary complexity. This allows you to focus on more important things, like building something people want.
