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## Requirements and Support
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* Minimum Docker Engine: 20.10.0
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* Minimum Docker Compose CLI: v2.0.0
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I'm only one guy, I tested with
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| Software | Version |
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| Debian | 13 |
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| Docker Engine | 29.0.4 |
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| Portainer | 2.33.4 |
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## 🤔 Assumptions
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You may have to use multiple containers, such as Maria or postgres for db.
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## 🛠 Project Directory Structure
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Directories ending with _dev contain projects that are still under development or experimental. These are not yet considered production-ready.
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Directories ending with _notes contain projects that usually don’t require a full Docker Compose file. They may include notes, example commands, or minimal Compose files just to illustrate setup. For example, the ollama project has a docker-compose.yml showing CPU vs GPU usage.
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### Decisions
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#### container_name
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