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A curated catalogue of production-shaped Docker Compose stacks (Kafka, n8n, Supabase, Keycloak, MongoDB and more), deployable in one step to Miget, or runnable locally with plain docker compose up.
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# deployable.sh
> A curated catalogue of production-shaped Docker Compose stacks (Kafka, n8n, Supabase, Keycloak, MongoDB and more), deployable in one step to Miget, or runnable locally with plain docker compose up.
Every stack is portable Docker Compose (runs locally with `docker compose up`) plus
Miget platform overrides for one-step deployment with managed Postgres/Valkey,
persistent volumes, and TLS. Templates source: https://github.com/deployable-sh/stacks
## Stacks
- [Apache Kafka](https://deployable.sh/apps/kafka/): 3-broker Apache Kafka cluster in KRaft mode (no ZooKeeper) with Kafbat UI - durable defaults, official images, env-only config. (7 GiB RAM, from $49/mo)
- [Redpanda](https://deployable.sh/apps/redpanda/): 3-broker Redpanda cluster - Kafka-compatible streaming without the JVM or ZooKeeper, plus Redpanda Console. (6.5 GiB RAM, from $49/mo)
- [RabbitMQ](https://deployable.sh/apps/rabbitmq/): 3-node RabbitMQ 4.x cluster, quorum-queue ready, with the management UI - clusters itself on first boot. (3 GiB RAM, from $25/mo)
- [MongoDB Replica Set](https://deployable.sh/apps/mongodb/): 3-node MongoDB 8 replica set (rs0) on the stock image - self-initiating, internal-only, Atlas-shaped without the Atlas bill. (3.1 GiB RAM, from $25/mo)
- [ClickHouse Cluster](https://deployable.sh/apps/clickhouse/): 3-node ClickHouse cluster - one shard, three replicas, embedded Keeper. Real replicated OLAP without ZooKeeper pods. (6 GiB RAM, from $49/mo)
- [Qdrant](https://deployable.sh/apps/qdrant/): Qdrant vector database - single container + volume, internal-only, with the dashboard a flag away. (1 GiB RAM, from $7/mo)
- [ChromaDB](https://deployable.sh/apps/chromadb/): Chroma vector database - the developer-friendly embedding store, single container + volume, internal-only. (1 GiB RAM, from $7/mo)
- [Meilisearch](https://deployable.sh/apps/meilisearch/): Instant, typo-tolerant search in a single container - the Algolia experience at a flat self-hosted price. (1 GiB RAM, from $7/mo)
- [Supabase](https://deployable.sh/apps/supabase/): The full self-hosted Supabase stack - Postgres, Auth, REST, Realtime, Storage, Studio - behind one Kong gateway. (8 GiB RAM, from $49/mo)
- [Supabase Lite](https://deployable.sh/apps/supabase-lite/): The Supabase core - Postgres, Auth, and the REST API behind Kong - without the seven services most apps never touch. Fits a 2 GiB plan. (2 GiB RAM, from $13/mo)
- [PocketBase](https://deployable.sh/apps/pocketbase/): An entire backend in one container: SQLite, auth, realtime, file storage, and an admin UI. The simplest stack in the catalogue. (512 MiB RAM, from $5/mo)
- [Convex](https://deployable.sh/apps/convex/): Self-hosted Convex: the reactive backend (database + functions + scheduler) with its dashboard, on your infrastructure. (2.8 GiB RAM, from $25/mo)
- [Keycloak](https://deployable.sh/apps/keycloak/): Keycloak IAM - OIDC, SAML, social login, user federation - backed by a managed Postgres, stateless and production
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