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What is it you don’t understand, perhaps I can guide you.
Do you have any technical knowledge? Like navigating systems or any programming experience?
I only ask those as if yes, then watching a couple of videos about docker-compose should be sufficient. Once you have an understanding of what it does you can rely on the docs more then.
Even asking ChatGPT for an example docker-compose file for what you want would be a great start.
I often find, and its true in this case, that the guides I see show detailed installation instructions, and then say 'then simply replace the variables in the config, et voila'.
I have my variables, but dont know where, or exactly how to put them in the docker compose file. Like do I replace all of them? Do I need the '$' signs?
Anyway, you're right, some videos should make it easier. I'll have a look, thanks.