deploy-vps-standard

Generate Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml for Hostinger VPS deployments.

Updated Jan 31, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #docker #deploy #docker-compose #hostinger #vps #nginx-proxy-manager

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npx skills add https://github.com/renpayero/dakodev-redesign --skill deploy-vps-standard

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Skill: deploy-vps-standard
Source: https://github.com/renpayero/dakodev-redesign/tree/main/.agent/skills/deploy-vps-standard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/renpayero/dakodev-redesign --skill deploy-vps-standard

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Deploying web applications on a Hostinger VPS can be error-prone and manual; this skill automates Dockerfile and Docker Compose setup, and streamlines port management to avoid conflicts when using Nginx Proxy Manager.

Core Features & Use Cases

Automatic Dockerfile generation with multi-stage builds and recommended standalone output for Next.js or Node.js apps.
Docker Compose setup that links the app to a database service and ensures consistent port mappings.
Port management guidance and Nginx Proxy Manager configuration to avoid port conflicts across deployments.

Quick Start

Initiate deployment by generating a Dockerfile, docker-compose.yml, and Nginx Proxy Manager configuration for a Hostinger VPS, using the project's package.json and optional Prisma schema.prisma to tailor the environment and determine the exposed port (e.g., 3070).

Frequently Asked Questions about deploy-vps-standard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate Docker and docker-compose setup for a Next.js app on a Hostinger VPS?▼

Automating Docker and docker-compose setup for a Hostinger VPS involves scanning your Next.js project's package.json to generate a multi-stage Dockerfile and compose file with consistent internal and external port mappings.

How does Nginx Proxy Manager work with Docker Compose to avoid port conflicts on a VPS?▼

Nginx Proxy Manager routes external traffic to your Docker Compose services by setting consistent internal and external ports. This port management prevents conflicts across multiple app deployments on the same VPS.

Can I use Prisma with Docker and Node.js when deploying to a VPS?▼

Yes, you can use Prisma when deploying Node.js apps with Docker to a VPS. The deployment process scans your prisma/schema.prisma file to tailor the generated Docker environment and link the app to a database service.

What's the best way to manage ports for multiple Docker deployments using Nginx Proxy Manager?▼

The best way to manage ports for multiple Docker deployments is to standardize internal and external port mappings in your docker-compose.yml, such as exposing port 3070, and route traffic through Nginx Proxy Manager.

Do I need a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml to deploy a Node.js app with Nginx Proxy Manager?▼

Yes, you need a Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml to deploy a Node.js app with Nginx Proxy Manager. These files containerize your application, define database links, and establish the port configuration required for proxy routing.