Run anything that fits in a docker-compose.yml

Step 1 — Server Configuration

Same as every wizard: pick a target VM and Vault keypair. Test SSH Connection.

Step 2 — Stack Metadata

Pick a Stack Name (lowercase, alphanumeric + hyphens — used as the directory name on the VM) and a Cloud Provider tag for the audit log. Optionally point at a private Docker registry — VxCloud resolves credentials from Vault and runs docker login during the deploy.

Step 3 — Compose Definition

Click the Templates dropdown to pick from 20 starters: Postgres + pgAdmin, Monitoring (Grafana + Prometheus), Nginx, Vault + Consul (dev), Ollama + Open WebUI, LAMP, MEAN, WordPress, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, RabbitMQ, Kafka (KRaft), Elasticsearch + Kibana, Jenkins, Gitea, Portainer, Mattermost, n8n, Keycloak. Each template is a self-contained YAML — pick one, edit anything, and click Validate.

• ▸The Validate button parses the YAML and confirms a `services:` key exists.
• ▸Templates use `$${VAR}` (escaped) so docker-compose does the substitution at runtime, not the wizard.
• ▸Generate with AI uses the same chat backend to scaffold a new stack from a description.

Step 4 — Review and Deploy

Confirm the summary. Hit Deploy. The progress feed walks: 10% session start → 30% Vault credentials resolved → 50% files SCP'd to /opt/compose/<stack>/ → 70% docker compose pull → 90% docker compose up -d → 100% docker compose ps shows expected containers.