# Template catalog

Source : https://webgune.cloud/en-us/docs/templates-catalogue · Mis à jour le 2026-10-27

# Template catalog

Ready-to-deploy stacks. Each template deploys all of its pre-connected services. See how it works in [Deploying a template](/docs/templates-introduction).

## Static site

A bare Nginx server, to publish HTML pages with no build step and no Git repository.

- Services: Nginx
- Pre-configured: `/usr/share/nginx/html` persisted on a volume, welcome page seeded on first start
- Open the service's **Files** tab, browse to `/usr/share/nginx/html` and edit `index.html`: the page is served immediately and survives restarts.

## WordPress

The world's most widely used CMS.

- Services: WordPress + MySQL
- Pre-configured: database connection, volume for themes/plugins/media
- Opening the subdomain takes you straight to the WordPress installer.

## Ghost

Publishing platform geared toward newsletters and blogs.

- Services: Ghost + MySQL
- Pre-configured: database connected, content persisted
- The admin interface is available at `/ghost` right after deployment.

## n8n

Self-hosted workflow automation (the open-source alternative to Zapier).

- Services: n8n + PostgreSQL
- Pre-configured: workflows and credentials persisted in the database
- Connect your APIs and build your automations visually.

## Nextcloud

Your personal cloud: files, calendar, contacts.

- Services: Nextcloud + MariaDB
- Pre-configured: database connected, volume for files
- Create the administrator account on first launch.

## PostgreSQL + Adminer

A PostgreSQL database paired with Adminer, a lightweight web admin interface.

- Services: PostgreSQL + Adminer
- Use: development or secondary database with a visual SQL client immediately available
- Connection credentials are in the PostgreSQL service panel.

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> **Missing your stack?** Anything a template deploys can also be built by hand: create the services individually and connect them via environment variables. You can also request the stack via a [support ticket](/docs/tickets-support).
