> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.release.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.release.com/guides-and-examples/common-setup-examples/example-library.md). # Example library Awesome-Release GitHub repo with tons of working starter projects and examples We've put together the [Awesome-Release organization in GitHub](https://github.com/awesome-release) with tons of working examples of frameworks that work out of the box in Release. We also wrote about [Awesome-Release on our blog](https://releaseapp.io/blog/awesome-release-docker-compose-examples-working-in-release-and-kubernetes), which you can read for more information. ## Examples * [apache-php](https://github.com/awesome-release/apache-php) - Apache with PHP example. * [aspnet-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/aspnet-mssql) - ASP.NET with MS SQL example. * [angular](https://github.com/awesome-release/angular) - Angular example. * [django](https://github.com/awesome-release/django) - Django example. * [docker-minecraft-server](https://github.com/awesome-release/docker-minecraft-server) - A working Release-powered Minecraft server based on itzg's docker-minecraft-server project. * [elasticsearch-logstash-kibana](https://github.com/awesome-release/elasticsearch-logstash-kibana) - Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana (ELK stack) example. * [example-voting-app](https://github.com/awesome-release/release-example-voting-app) - The multi-service Docker example voting app. Also explained in our walkthrough tutorial [Docker-only example](/guides-and-examples/common-setup-examples/example-voting-app.md). * [flask](https://github.com/awesome-release/flask) - Flask example. * [gatsby-starter-theme](https://github.com/awesome-release/gatsby-starter-theme) - Standalone Gatsby example, also explained in our walkthrough tutorial [Simple static site example](/guides-and-examples/common-setup-examples/simple-static-build-example-gatsby-starter-theme.md). * [gitea-postgres](https://github.com/awesome-release/gitea-postgres) - Gitea with Postgres example. * [nextcloud-postgres](https://github.com/awesome-release/nextcloud-postgres) - NextCloud with Postgres example. * [nextcloud-redis-mariadb](https://github.com/awesome-release/nextcloud-redis-mariadb) - NextCloud with Redis and MariaDB example. * [nginx-flask-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/nginx-flask-mysql) - Nginx with Flask and MySQL example. * [nginx-flask-mongo](https://github.com/awesome-release/nginx-flask-mongo) - Nginx with Flask and MongoDB example. * [nginx-golang](https://github.com/awesome-release/nginx-golang) - Nginx Golang example. * [nginx-golang-postgres](https://github.com/awesome-release/nginx-golang-postgres) - Nginx with Golang and Postgres example. * [nginx-golang-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/nginx-golang-mysql) - Nginx with Golang and MySQL example. * [prometheus-grafana](https://github.com/awesome-release/prometheus-grafana) - Prometheus with Grafana example. * [rails-postgres-redis](https://github.com/awesome-release/rails_postgres_redis) - Rails 6 with Postgres and Redis. * [react](https://github.com/awesome-release/docker-create-react-app) - React example. * [react-express-mongo](https://github.com/awesome-release/react-express-mongodb) - React with Express and MongoDB example. * [react-express-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/react-express-mysql) - React Express MySQL example, also explained in our [Hybrid Docker and static site example documentation](/guides-and-examples/common-setup-examples/hybrid-docker-+-static-site-example.md). * [react-java-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/react-java-mysql) - React with Java and MySQL example. * [react-rust-postgres](https://github.com/awesome-release/react-rust-postgres) - React with Rust and Postgres example. * [sparkjava](https://github.com/awesome-release/sparkjava) - Spark standalone example. * [sparkjava-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/sparkjava-mysql) - Spark with a MySQL database example. * [spring-postgres](https://github.com/awesome-release/spring-postgres) - Java application with the Spring framework using Postgres example. * [vuejs](https://github.com/awesome-release/vuejs) - Vue.js example. * [wordpress-mysql](https://github.com/awesome-release/wordpress-mysql) - WordPress using MySQL as a database example. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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