Supported Services
Laradock ships dozens of services as pre-configured containers: databases, caches and queues, search engines, web servers, mail catchers, AI/ML stacks, monitoring, and developer tools. You don't install any of them on your machine, they run in Docker, isolated and disposable.
Enable only what you need
Nothing runs until you ask for it. You name the services you want when you start Laradock, and only those containers come up:
./laradock start nginx mysql redis
Need Postgres and Elasticsearch on a different project? Start those instead. Your host machine stays clean, and two projects can use completely different stacks without conflicting.
Configured, not just installed
Each service comes wired into the Laradock network with sane defaults, the workspace container can already reach mysql, redis, and the rest by hostname, and credentials live in one .env file. The per-service guides below cover the specifics: default ports, how to connect from your app, and the settings worth changing.