Retire the orchestrator

Your docker-compose.yml lists a web server, a worker, a queue, and a nightly job. Somewhere, a compose daemon or a Kubernetes control plane exists to keep that true.

Move the stack into one container. Each service registers as a daemon program; the boot order is a priority number on each one; the nightly job is a cron line. Crash recovery is autorestart on the program that crashed. Every one of those is a POST you can make from anywhere, including a phone.

The orchestrator was a piece of software you ran so that other software would run. Here the supervision, the scheduling, and the restart policy are properties of the container itself, managed over HTTP.