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Docker Compose
Permission commands for new folders
I have a 4TB USB storage device connected to my Ubuntu server, It's overkill, but I don't have to worry about storage at all. My Docker folders are on that device and they are backed up to my NAS with Duplicati and all works well. The first time I used it, I ...
Dozzle App
Docker Compose
Introduction
There are quite a few open source dashboard apps and many of them seem to have more bells and whistles than Heimdall. It is certainly not the most popular dashboard if Youtube is anything to go by, but it is certainly the one that I have stuck with and suits m...
Installation
This is another installation which I first installed on Container Manager in my Synology NAS, then to a Portainer Stack and then on to a simple Docker Compose file via SSH to my minipc server. Every migration was done seamlessly without loss of data. First ...
docker-compose
services: heimdall: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/heimdall:latest container_name: heimdall environment: - PUID=1000 #change to your own userID - PGID=1000 #change to your own groupID - TZ=America/Santo_Domingo #change to y...
User IDs from command line
Many Docker containers need UserID and GroupID. The environment variables can be slightly different for each compose file, e.g: PUID, UID, GUID, GID or similar. The ID numbers can vary depending on your operating system. On my Synology NAS, both IDs = 1026. ...
Which Timezone
Many Docker Container compose files ask for your timezone, with something like "TZ = " or "TZ:" If you are not sure of your timezone as regards to Linux and/or Docker nomenclature, you may be able to find it with the following command on the terminal of your ...
Reverse Proxy
Two requisites for this: DSM version 7 or above (It can be done on DSM version 6, but the steps may be a little different). Should be able to acquire a synology.me certificate.
docker-compose.yml
services: bookstack: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/bookstack:25.02.2 container_name: bookstack environment: - PUID=1000 - PGID=1000 - APP_KEY=base64:<Generate your free APP_KEY at https://generate-random.org/laravel-key-ge...
Introduction
The self-hosted File Browser (often called filebrowser) is a lightweight open-source web app you can run in Docker (or directly on your system) that lets you manage files on your server through a browser-based interface. Think of it as a simpler, self-hosted a...
Installation
My installation is SSH to my minipc and using Docker Compose. I found that is the easiest way to run my Docker Containers and keep the necessary data persistence. First change directory to your Docker folder (I keep all containers in a Docker folder). Add a...
docker-compose
services: filebrowser: image: filebrowser/filebrowser container_name: filebrowser volumes: - /:/srv #Change to match your directory - ./filebrowser.db:/database.db #Change to match your directory - ./filebrowser.json:/f...
Introduction
The self-hosted Guacamole Docker app runs Apache Guacamole in containers using Docker. Guacamole is a clientless remote desktop gateway – meaning you can access desktops and servers through a web browser without needing special client software. It supports co...
Installation
Installation via SSH to my server and then creating and running a Docker Compose file. First change directory to your Docker folder (I keep all containers in a Docker folder). Add a folder called guacamole. Change directory to the guacamole directory and th...
docker-compose
services: guacamole: container_name: guacamole image: jwetzell/guacamole restart: unless-stopped ports: - 8562:8080 volumes: - ./guacamole:/config:rw environment: TZ: America/Santo_Domingo EXTENSIONS...
Introduction
Glances is an open-source, cross-platform system monitoring tool for Docker containers that provides a real-time dashboard of your system and its running containers. The Docker version is a self-hosted application that allows you to easily monitor your hos...
Installation
Installation is with Docker Compose. With a terminal SSH connection to your server, change directory to your Docker folder (I keep all containers in a Docker folder). Add a folder called glances. Change directory to the glances directory and then add a dock...
docker-compose
services: glances: container_name: glances image: nicolargo/glances:ubuntu-latest-full ports: - 7300:61208 environment: - TZ=America/Santo_Domingo - GLANCES_OPT= -w --password # Glances option to run as ...