Yeah, for a software I'd use personally, if I don't see a docker-compose.yml I walk away from such a software. Painful enough to write those docker files for client projects that I work on. Huly has docker-compose files hidden and meant for dev? But a quick look into it show a lot of environment variables which is a great thing if you want to use your existing database once the software's use outgrows whatever specific limitations your docker host has. https://github.com/hcengineering/platform/blob/develop/dev/d... Their huly-selfhost project lets you run a setup to create that docker-compose file and it looks decent.