Docker Compose
CheckedAutomates Docker Compose file generation and deployment for .NET applications on cloud platforms.
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terminal$ npx skills add aidotnet/moyucode --skill docker-compose -a claude-code Uses the open-source
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aidotnet
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Install target
Live repository
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Automated safety checks
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About this skill
What it does
This skill allows AI agents to manage and orchestrate Docker containers using docker-compose. It can define and run multi-container applications, simplifying complex deployments. The skill automates the process of building, starting, stopping, and removing containerized services based on a Compose file.
When to use it
- Local Development: Quickly spin up development environments with multiple interconnected services (e.g., database, web server, API).
- Testing Environments: Create reproducible test setups by defining the exact containers and network configurations needed for testing.
- Simple Deployments: Automate deployments of small to medium-sized applications that can be described using a
docker-compose.ymlfile. - Infrastructure as Code: Manage your application's infrastructure in code, allowing for version control and easy rollback capabilities.
Key capabilities
- Compose file parsing and validation
- Container service startup and shutdown
- Network configuration management
- Volume mounting
- Environment variable injection
Example prompts
- "Run the
docker-composeproject defined in./myproject/docker-compose.yml." - "Stop all services defined in the
developmentprofile of mydocker-composefile." - “Show me the status of each container running as part of my
docker-composesetup.”
Tips & gotchas
- Ensure a valid
docker-compose.ymlfile exists and is accessible to the AI agent. - The skill's capabilities are limited by what can be defined within a standard
docker-compose.ymlfile; it doesn’t handle more complex orchestration scenarios.