Guide to deploying ActivePieces with Docker Compose, including customizations and future improvements.
Deploying ActivePieces with Docker Compose

Guide to deploying ActivePieces with Docker Compose, including customizations and future improvements.
Notes on Bookstack
In this guide, we’ll walk through the process of setting up Huginn, a powerful open-source system for automating tasks and managing workflows, using Docker. We’ll use MariaDB as the backend database and go over how to configure it with simple environment variables.
Before we start, you’ll need:
If you’re on macOS, you will need to install the uuid
command line tool through Homebrew. You can do so with the following command:
notes on n8n - a free workflow automation tool
notes on Traefik, an open source reverse proxy and ingress controller
A record of the books included in the Humble Tech Book Bundle: Mastering Every Database by Packt purchased on Jan 25, 2025.
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Things I’d love to see in future iterations of spatial computing products by Apple, including visionOS and the Apple Vision Pro product lines.