DockSTARTer
A bash script to install Docker and create Docker compose files from premade templates, providing uniformity and structure.
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Top financial contributors
Individuals
Chanse Arrington
$100 USD since Apr 2019
Wayne Cogan
$80 USD since Apr 2019
Ian Parry
$70 USD since Jun 2019
Jeremiah Greco
$50 USD since Sep 2019
Serenity Williams
$30 USD since Feb 2020
Alberto Vargas
$20 USD since Oct 2019
Curtis Kayfish
$20 USD since Dec 2019
Jesse Chelin
$20 USD since Apr 2020
Bear
$20 USD since Jun 2020
ryancanhelpyou
$15 USD since Apr 2020
Silypapy
$15 USD since May 2020
Rodrigo C
$10 USD since May 2019
Ron Thunder
$10 USD since Jun 2019
Corey Bogedain
$10 USD since Jun 2019
Michael Witter
$10 USD since Jun 2019
Organizations
PGBlitz.com
$15 USD since Jun 2019
Budget
See how money openly circulates through DockSTARTer. All contributions and all expenses are published in our transparent public ledger. Learn who is donating, how much, where is that money going, submit expenses, get reimbursed and more!
Monthly financial contribution to DockSTARTer (backer)
from Silypapy • 7/4/2020
Monthly financial contribution to DockSTARTer (backer)
from Serenity Williams • 7/4/2020
Monthly financial contribution to DockSTARTer (backer)
from Jesse Chelin • 7/3/2020
Today’s balance
$38.24 USD
~ $356.91 USD
DockSTARTer is all of us
Our contributors 30
Everyone who has supported DockSTARTer. Individuals and organizations that believe in –and take ownership of– our purpose.
Matt Deering
TRaSH
mouzzampk
Chanse Arrington
Total contributions
$100 USD
Thank you for creating such a great product and offering such a helpful community.
Serenity Will...
Total contributions
$30 USD
Love this project sooo much I'm happy to help
Curtis Kayfish
Total contributions
$20 USD
This was a surprising find after asking if there were docker run/compose scripts available for popular media server apps. Great job everyone
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Mini Disclaimer: We love working on this project and helping people, and greatly appreciate donations. Open Collective requires our team to submit expense invoices for a team member to receive funds from the donation account. We don't take ourselves too seriously, and will likely submit expenses with silly titles to keep things fun and casual.