How to do backups of stacks?

[Stefomat]

Hi all,

currently i run my own Compose Stacks via docker commandline, all in seperate directories.
I put my compose.yml, env file, additional files and even my persistent data in this directory.
For every container in the stack, that wants to persist data in a volume, I create a subdirectory in this stack directory.

This way I can down the whole stack, wrap it all up in a tar archive and immediately have a consistent backup.
If I understand the workings of Komodo correctly, it also puts most of that stuff (or all? please correct me) in a certain subdirectory, e.g. "/etc/komodo/stacks/demo-immich".

So, can i put everything in there and do my backups the same way?
Is/Will there be a function in Komodo itself to do backups of stacks this way?

Thanks

[TerrifiedBug]

That directory will store the compose and any bind mounts (assuming you've done ./folder:folder). If you're using environments within the GUI it only temporarily creates the .env file and removes it after the container has started. Any volumes will be under the usual /var/lib/docker/volumes directory.