NocoDB turns any PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, SQLite & MariaDB database into a smart spreadsheet (like Airtable). It provides a no-code UI on top of an existing relational database, with record editing, views, and API access.
service: mere-nocodb image: nocodb/nocodb:0.250.0 container port: 8080/tcp (internal only) volume: fatal_nocodb-data → /usr/app/data nginx upstream: 172.20.0.4:8080 (static IP for the nocodb container) server_name: revodb.mere-mortal.net
Why a static IP in nginx? The NocoDB container gets a stable IP on the mere-net bridge. Using the IP directly in the nginx upstream avoids DNS resolution issues inside the nginx container.
* Upstream IP: nginx upstream points to the container's bridge IP (172.20.0.4) instead of the service name.
This is a pragmatic choice — the IP is stable across restarts on this small stack.
* Running and accessible at https://revodb.mere-mortal.net * Persistent volume: fatal_nocodb-data * NocoDB v0.250.0
* Initial setup: Complete admin account creation. * Database connection: Connect NocoDB to an actual database (SQLite by default, or external PostgreSQL/MySQL). * Backup: The data volume contains all NocoDB configuration.