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MiniStack Deployable Applications

Which CloudForge applications deploy on MiniStack (Interactive Deployer option 6). For LocalStack and shared deploy commands, see the full catalog.


Supported (12 applications)​

Applications that do not require RDS. Deploy with provisionDatabase unset or false, and authMode: none. Sample contexts are in cfc-testing/deployment-contexts/.

Application IDPortSample context
cloudforge-manager1958CloudForgeManager-Fresh.json
jenkins8080Jenkins-Stack.json
grafana3000Grafana-Stack.json
prometheus9090Prometheus-Stack.json
metabase3000Metabase-Stack.json
gitea3000Gitea-Stack.json
drone80Drone-Stack.json
vault8200Vault-Stack.json
redis6379Redis-Stack.json
nexus8081Nexus-Stack.json
postgresql5432PostgreSQL-Stack.json
sonarqube9000SonarQube-Stack.json

cloudforge-manager comes from the cloudforge-manager-deployment plugin; the others are built into cloudforge-api.

Batch deploy of the non-Jenkins, non-Grafana, non-Manager samples: cfc-testing/scripts/deploy-ministack-apps.sh (skips stacks already in CREATE_COMPLETE).


Host-port limits​

MiniStack binds each application to localhost:<appPort>, so only one stack can use a port at a time. Preflight blocks a deploy whose port is held by another MiniStack stack.

  • 3000: Grafana, Gitea, or Metabase (one at a time)
  • 80: Drone (privileged port on some hosts; also used by the emulator edge)

Blocked: use LocalStack or AWS​

Preflight blocks applications that require RDS:

  • GitLab, Harbor, Superset, Mattermost (mattermost-enterprise, mattermost-team)
  • All CMS, e-commerce, forum, wiki, LMS, and CRM plugins (WordPress, WooCommerce, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, …) and the Craft CMS sample plugin in cfc-testing

Deploy these with option 8 (LocalStack) or to AWS. See preflight.