Import Docker Compose
Turn a docker-compose.yml into services on the canvas, staged for you to review before anything deploys.
Import
- Drag the file onto the canvas, or select New > Docker Compose, or run
5050 import compose docker-compose.yml.
What is mapped
| Compose | 5050cloud |
|---|---|
image | Docker image service |
build (context, dockerfile) | Built service (needs a repo) |
command | Start command |
environment, env_file | Variables (file contents pasted in) |
ports | First port becomes the target port; published ports suggest a domain or TCP proxy |
Named volumes | Volumes |
| Bind mounts | Skipped, with a reason |
depends_on | Deploy order |
deploy.replicas | Replicas |
healthcheck | Health check path when it calls an HTTP path |
restart | Restart policy |
Well-known database images (Postgres, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB) become our database templates, with backups and connect support. Unsupported keys are listed in the import report.
After the import
- Review the staged changes in Details.
- Replace hard-coded hostnames with references, for example
${{Postgres.DATABASE_URL}}, or use private names such aspostgres.internal. - Select Deploy.