- Added a new section explaining how Dokploy automatically adds Traefik labels to Docker Compose files during deployment.
- Included example Docker Compose configurations to illustrate the default and final states after domain configuration.
- Highlighted the functionality of the Preview Compose feature for users to verify modifications before deployment.
- Emphasized important notes regarding domain settings and their impact on deployment behavior.
- Introduced a comprehensive guide on how domains are managed differently for Applications and Docker Compose.
- Included specific configurations for each method, highlighting key points such as redeployment requirements and hot reloading capabilities.
- Added YAML examples for Applications and outlined the use of Traefik Docker Labels for Docker Compose, enhancing user understanding of domain configurations.
- Clarified the functionality of Isolated Deployments, emphasizing automatic network handling.
- Added a warning callout regarding installation type considerations for custom installations, detailing potential issues after system restarts and the need for manual redeployment.
- Enhanced the Randomize Compose section with important notes on system restart implications and recommended approaches for different installation types.
- Added a new section for troubleshooting in meta.json to improve user navigation.
- Expanded the Docker Compose documentation to include two methods for domain configuration: using Dokploy Domains (recommended) and manual configuration with Traefik labels.
- Included detailed steps and callouts for both methods, emphasizing best practices and important considerations for users.
- Updated the example tutorial to clarify the manual configuration process and highlight Docker Stack requirements.
- Added detailed descriptions for two types of remote servers: Deployment Servers and Build Servers.
- Included functionalities and benefits of each server type to enhance user understanding.
- Clarified the configuration process for using build servers in application settings.
- Introduced a new guide for configuring a custom build server, detailing the setup process, prerequisites, and usage.
- Updated meta.json to include the new build server documentation entry, enhancing the overall structure of the remote servers section.
- Renamed the existing instructions file to better reflect its focus on deployment servers.
- Expanded the documentation on managing memory and CPU resources for applications, including detailed explanations of memory and CPU limits and reservations.
- Added user-friendly examples and formats for input values, ensuring clarity on how to set resource constraints.
- Included important reminders regarding the relationship between memory and CPU reservations and limits.
- Updated the file mount description to clarify its persistence across deployments.
- Introduced a new meta.json file to structure the Applications documentation.
- Included pages for advanced topics, build types, preview deployments, rollbacks, zero downtime, and going production.
- Introduced comprehensive guides for setting up Cloudflare Tunnels and deploying applications on AWS EC2.
- Updated meta.json to include new guide entries, enhancing the documentation structure.
- Removed outdated EC2 instructions to streamline content and improve clarity.
- Changed the title of the remote servers documentation from 'Remote Servers' to 'Introduction' for better clarity.
- Removed an unnecessary entry from the meta.json file to streamline the documentation structure.
- Updated the comparison table to reflect support for Cloudflare Tunnels and added Custom Build Server.
- Enhanced the description in the remote server instructions for clarity and detail.
- Enhanced API documentation with new MDX files and improved structure.
- Updated OpenAPI specifications to reflect recent changes and added new components.
- Refined global CSS and layout configurations for better styling and user experience.
- Added various images and icons to enrich the visual aspects of the documentation.
- Updated package dependencies to ensure compatibility with the latest features.
- Added a new section detailing the required ports (80, 443, and 3000) for Dokploy installation.
- Included a warning about the necessity of ensuring these ports are free before installation to prevent errors.
- Introduced guidance on resolving 404 errors related to Traefik routing for services created from templates and Docker Compose.
- Explained the differences in routing configuration between Applications and Templates/Compose Services.
- Provided a step-by-step solution for configuring domains and redeploying services to ensure changes take effect.
- Updated the section on securing the installation by enabling HTTPS, including a reference to the Domains documentation for SSL/TLS configuration.
- Added a warning about the importance of having a working domain with HTTPS before disabling IP:port access.
- Clarified the steps to disable IP:port access after verifying domain functionality.
- Deleted multiple outdated API documentation files to streamline the documentation structure.
- This cleanup aligns with recent efforts to maintain an organized and efficient documentation system.
- Copied openapi.json to the docs public folder for easier access.
- Updated paths in generated documentation files to reference the new location of openapi.json.
- Ensured all references to openapi.json are consistent across documentation files.
- Changed input path for documentation generation from './api.json' to '../../public/openapi.json'.
- Updated multiple generated documentation files to reference the new OpenAPI document path.
- Added new documentation files for 'Environment', 'Gitea', 'Organization', 'Preview Deployment', 'Rollback', 'Schedule', 'Swarm', and 'Volume Backups'.
- Enhanced existing documentation with additional endpoints and improved structure for clarity.
These environment variables mismatch what is reported by the official Railpack docs. I tested them out - and the official names work, but not the ones originally listed.
