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Application & Stack Templates

Hubfly space includes a curated marketplace of pre-configured templates for both single-container infrastructure tools (databases, key-value stores, admin portals) and multi-container Compose applications (CMS, ERP, analytics, backend systems).

Zero Configuration Setup

Templates eliminate manual setup friction by prefilling proven container images, default ports, required persistent storage mounts, health checks, and essential environment variables. You can review and customize any setting before clicking Deploy.
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The Create Container wizard with Template selected as the deployment source, showing a searchable catalog of database and application templates
Template is the default deployment source in the container wizard — search or filter by Database, Application, or Infrastructure.

Single-Container Templates

Single-container templates launch individual services with optional pre-attached persistent volumes and default environment parameters.

PostgreSQL

Relational database pre-configured with POSTGRES_PASSWORD and volume mount at /var/lib/postgresql/data.

Redis

In-memory key-value cache with AOF persistence enabled and port 6379 exposed.

MongoDB

Document database with root credentials and persistent volume mounted at /data/db.

MinIO

S3-compatible object storage server with API port 9000 and Web Console port 9001.

Nginx

Lightweight web server and reverse proxy with HTML directory volume mount.

VS Code Server

Browser-accessible cloud IDE environment with workspace volume persistence.

Mydbportal Studio

Web-based SQL query editor and database administration UI.

Redis Insight

Visual GUI tool for inspecting Redis keys, memory usage, and pub/sub queues.

Valkey

High-performance open-source fork of Redis with full protocol compatibility.

Compose Stack Templates

Compose templates deploy multi-container systems with coordinated service startup, internal project networking, dependency gates, and pre-wired database connections.

Compose TemplateIncluded ServicesDefault Architecture
WordPresswordpress, db (MySQL)WordPress web service connected to private MySQL container with media upload volume.
Ghostghost, db (MySQL)Ghost publishing engine connected to private MySQL with blog content persistence.
Directusdirectus, database (Postgres), cache (Redis)Headless CMS engine with Postgres storage and Redis query caching.
Metabasemetabase, db (Postgres)Business intelligence dashboard connected to dedicated Postgres metadata store.
PocketBasepocketbaseAll-in-one Realtime backend (SQLite, Auth, Storage) in a single optimized container.
Umamiumami, db (Postgres)Privacy-focused web analytics platform with Postgres data store.
Uptime Kumauptime-kumaSelf-hosted monitoring tool for HTTP/TCP uptime checks and status pages.
MeilisearchmeilisearchLightning-fast search engine with index volume mount.

How To Deploy A Template

1Open New Container

Go to your project workspace and click New Container, then select the Template tab.

2Search Marketplace & Select

Use the search bar or filter by category (Databases, Tools, CMS, Analytics). Click on your desired template (e.g. PostgreSQL or WordPress).

3Review & Customize Defaults

Customize default passwords, container tier (Shared vs Dedicated), CPU/RAM limits, and volume sizes before launching.

4Deploy Service

Click Deploy. Hubfly space provisions containers, networks, and persistent volumes automatically.

Customizing Templates Before Launch

Every template setting can be adjusted during the creation wizard:

  • Passwords & Keys: Replace default passwords with custom secrets before deployment.
  • Storage Sizing & Mode: Expand volume capacity (e.g. 10 GB to 100 GB) and select High Performance for database IOPS.
  • Public Ingress: Choose whether to create a public HTTP endpoint or keep the template private to the project network.

Production Password Security

Always change default database passwords (e.g. POSTGRES_PASSWORD or MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD) during template setup. Avoid running production databases with default template credentials.
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