stack

🧱 Common infrastructure components in a single command.

Getting started

Installation

bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/opencodeco/stack/main/install.sh)"

Components

Component	Description
stack mysql	MySQL & phpMyAdmin (http://localhost:8031)
stack redis	Redis & RedisInsight (http://localhost:8032)
stack mongo	MongoDB & Mongo Express (http://localhost:8033)
stack postgres	PostgreSQL & pgAdmin (http://localhost:8034)
stack kafka	Kafka and UI for Apache Kafka (http://localhost:8037)
stack rabbitmq	RabbitMQ & Management Plugin (http://localhost:8038)
stack aws	AWS services via LocalStack (http://localhost:4566)
stack hyperdx	HyperDX local (http://localhost:8080)
stack o11y	OpenTelemetry Collector, Jaeger UI, Prometheus & Grafana (see below)

Observability (o11y)

Component	Description	Port
OpenTelemetry Collector	Jaeger HTTP	14268
OpenTelemetry Collector	Jaeger UDP	6832
OpenTelemetry Collector	Statsd UDP	8125
OpenTelemetry Collector	OTLP gRPC	4317
OpenTelemetry Collector	OTLP HTTP	4318
Jaeger UI	Traces	http://localhost:8034
Prometheus	Metrics	http://localhost:8035
Grafana	Dashboards & Alerts	http://localhost:8036

Commands

Command	Description
stack ls or stack ps	List running containers
stack path	Display where Stack is located
stack network	Create the external opencodeco network

Getting started

Changing ports

Whether to avoid conflicts or to set a port number that fits best for your enviroment, you can create a .env file at stack path and change port numbers based on .env.dist.

Install

Just clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/opencodeco/stack.git
cd stack
make install

Usage

You can use the built-in Shell Script helper:

stack <component> <docker compose command>

The <docker compose command> defaults to up -d, so:

stack mysql

Will be the same as:

stack mysql up -d

Which does a:

docker-compose -d mysql/docker-compose.yml up -d

Behind the scenes.

Which means you can combine any other valid Docker Compose command

Like:

stack mysql down

Or:

stack mysql logs -f

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⚠️ Remember: this is suited for development environments only.