# deadair, in production, on a host that is not Unraid.
#
# One container: the API, the console, the stream chain, the measurement sidecar and — depending
# on which variant you pull — a speech server, a database and a cache. Copy `.env.example` to
# `.env`, fill it in, and:
#
#     docker compose up -d
#
# The Unraid path is the app template under `unraid/`, which asks for the same values in a form.
# Both point at the same image and the same `/data` volume, so nothing here is Unraid-specific
# and nothing there is a second way of configuring the station.

services:
    deadair:
        # `latest` bundles a speech server and expects an external database and cache.
        # `full` brings its own database and cache too; `slim` brings neither those nor a voice.
        image: deadair/deadair:${VARIANT:-latest}
        container_name: deadair
        restart: unless-stopped
        env_file:
            - .env
        ports:
            # The one way in. It serves the console, proxies the API under /api, and carries the
            # stream itself at /live.mp3, so a tunnel or reverse proxy in front needs this port
            # and no other.
            - '${HTTP_PORT:-8080}:80'
        volumes:
            # What the station IS: settings, presenters, the schedule, your own recordings,
            # rendered speech, logs, the stream's own config and state, installed plugins, and —
            # on `full` — the database. Small, authored, and the thing to back up.
            - ${DATA_DIR:-./data}:/data
            # What the station merely HOLDS: records fetched before they air, art, rendered
            # speech, voice previews, the speech model's weights. All derived, all reproducible by
            # running the station again, and it grows to the size of the library you play — so it
            # usually wants a different disk and no backup at all. Uncomment to give it one. The
            # station goes by whether this path is really mounted rather than by a second setting,
            # so there is nothing to keep in agreement, and leaving it commented keeps everything
            # under `/data` where it has always been.
            # - /srv/bulk/deadair-media:/media
        healthcheck:
            # The image declares its own; this only shortens the interval to something an
            # operator watching a first boot can stand.
            interval: 30s
            timeout: 10s
            retries: 5
            start_period: 120s