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Gist 5bcd3b7a6ccdbf67fc2cf7e8683ef7b7

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Created on Dec 20, 2021

This visualization shows the deployment steps of a cloud-init configuration for setting up a Hetzner server with Docker services. It maps the sequence of shell commands, package installations, and Docker Compose operations that migrate existing web applications (Peertube, Jitsi, Dockprom) from a remote source. The code demonstrates Docker CLI usage, docker-compose for service orchestration, and SSH key management for automated transfers. The visualization likely uses a flowchart or timeline representation to display the command order, with plain text annotations highlighting long-running steps and networking setup like custom bridge networks.

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