Deployment planner
Start with the operating shape, not the Compose file.
Set the workload, host boundary, public surface, and recovery priority. The blueprint turns them into a focused set of deployment checks before configuration details multiply.
Deployment blueprint
Define the operating shape before writing the stack.
Choose a maintained workload baseline, where it will run, what reaches the public internet, and how much state must survive an incident.
The values below are editable planning baselines. Change the few inputs you know; open Advanced assumptions only when they change your decision.
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Planning brief
Turn the blueprint into verifiable deployment work.
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Next decision
Plan tools
Keep this useful version close, shareable, and easy to revisit.
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Use the plan to check the right specifications.
What it models
A maintained workload baseline, first host capacity band, state categories, public exposure, and recovery coverage.
What follows
Use the blueprint to select a host, define secrets and volumes, then validate the rendered Compose configuration before deployment.
Compose preflight
The next step carries this exact access, state, and recovery boundary into the Compose checker for a contextual launch checklist.
Editorial record
Maintained by Make Your Own Tools to turn “Validate a deployment” into a defined host, state, exposure, and recovery boundary. The references below provide the technical context for this planning path. Its calculation rules and planning assumptions are documented in the methodology, and affected calculations pass regression checks before the review date advances.
- Last reviewed
- Evidence set
- 5 primary references
- Planning scope
- Single-host Docker Compose planning for the maintained WordPress, Nextcloud, and Gitea workload baselines.
- Next check
- Application-specific image settings, provider availability, exact operating cost, migration execution, or the final upstream configuration required by a particular app version.