This repo was merged into system-admin-toj/containers/ and the copies here kept drifting. Stale infrastructure config is not inert: agents.yml here still carried OLLAMA_DEFAULT_MODEL=mistral-nemo:latest months after the live stack moved to gemma4:e2b, and that setting is what caused the 2026-08-07 outage — mistral-nemo held 9,262 MiB of an 11,264 MiB card, Whisper got 7 MiB, and Speaches returned CUDA OOM for hours while reporting healthy. Anyone deploying from this directory would have reproduced it exactly. The files stay in this repo's history; README.md explains how to read one back and points at the live location. Two had no counterpart in system-admin-toj and were never deployed: appwrite.yml, added in the most recent commit, and penpot.yml, whose service is decommissioned. Both are recoverable from history if wanted; neither should come back to this directory. Left alone deliberately: an uncommitted CONTAINERS.md edit, which is someone's unfinished work and would not have survived a delete. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Docker Compose Stacks — REMOVED
These files are gone deliberately. Do not restore them and do not deploy from this directory.
The live stack definitions are in the system-admin-toj repo:
system-admin-toj/containers/stacks/*.yml
portainer-core was merged into system-admin-toj/containers/ and is
deprecated. The copies that lived here kept drifting out of date, and stale
infrastructure config is not harmless: this directory's agents.yml still
carried OLLAMA_DEFAULT_MODEL=mistral-nemo:latest long after the live stack had
moved to gemma4:e2b. That exact setting caused the 2026-08-07 outage, where
mistral-nemo held 9,262 MiB of an 11,264 MiB card and Whisper was left with 7 MiB
— Speaches returned CUDA OOM for hours while its container reported healthy.
Anyone deploying from here would have reproduced it.
Removed 2026-08-08. The files remain in this repo's git history if you need to read one:
git log --oneline -- stacks/
git show <commit>:stacks/<name>.yml
Two that had no counterpart
appwrite.yml and penpot.yml existed only here — neither is deployed, and
neither was migrated. If Appwrite is still wanted, recover it from history and
add it to system-admin-toj/containers/stacks/ rather than reviving this
directory. Penpot is decommissioned (its Redis DB 10 is marked available again
in CONTAINERS.md).