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Claude is an AI assistant developed by Anthropic that uses large language models to generate text and support conversational tasks.
… My Docker Compose files still aren’t glamorous, but now they’re boring in the right way, and boring is exactly what I want from infrastructure I trust. Claude Claude Code is a useful tool for more than just programming: it can help tame your Docker Compose chaos. See at Claude
… The Claude Code setup took a few steps to get it up and running. I installed Claude Code on the server and registered docker-mcp to the Docker socket. I added a CLAUDE.md to set boundaries around sensitive containers. …
… Claude diagnosed it as a Docker network isolation issue since Cloudflare and Nextcloud were in separate networks and couldn’t reach each other. It suggested connecting them to the same Docker network. …
… HolyClaude See at Github Setting up HolyClaude is simple This would have taken me days I've used Claude to install my development environment , but HolyClaude was a whole layer of easier to get running. It's one Docker Compose file, then you authenticate through Claude Code's CLI, and you're away. …
… There was an issue: Claude didn’t have enough context just by executing basic commands like docker ps . So, I introduced an MCP server docker-mcp that acted as an intermediary layer to connect Claude Code to the Docker containers. …
… Not because it beats Claude Pro — it wasn’t even close — but because it replaced the part I was actually paying for. Gemma 4 e4b, a Docker container, and Tailscale on my phone — the subscription was gone. …
… Giving Claude the keys The initial ask I didn’t just ask Claude to generate advice; I actually copied and pasted the contents of my Docker Compose files from my Windows PC, laptop, and MacBook directly into the chat. …
… I realized this myself after experimenting with Claude Code and MCP servers. In one of my previous articles, I talked about how I used Docker MCP to give Claude visibility into my containers and realized that this was just the tip of the iceberg and there was a lot more potential here. …
… I used Docker Model Runner as the inference backend and Continue as the interface inside VS Code. Docker handles downloading, storing, and running the model locally. After enabling it in Docker Desktop, I exposed its OpenAI-compatible API on port 12434 and pulled the model. …
… If you're doing the same, just flip on "Serve on Local Network" so Docker can actually reach it. Then I added a new model in Odysseus and pointed it at http://host.docker.internal:1234/v1. …