Portainer docker compose install guide Link to the Portainer website Portainer is a great tool to help manage your containers. If you’re new to Docker, Portainer provides you with an easy to use graphical interface, instead of having to use the command line. The traditional method to install Portainer is with “docker run”. I prefer to have this as part of my docker compose yml file. Assumptions: You already have Docker intalled on your Linux server. ...
Filebrowser Docker Compose Installation Guide Assumptions: You already have Docker intalled on your Linux server. Docker install guide. Follow the post install guide and add your user to the docker group. Installation: In your home directory create an App Data folder for all of your Docker config files. “appdata”, “docker” are common folder names you can use. mkdir appdata cd appdata mkdir filebrowser Create a new docker compose yml file or update your existing one with the contents of the attached ‘docker-compose-filebrowser.yml’ file. Change the volume details to match the home folder name for your system. Run “id $user” to check your user id. Filebrowser uses port 8080, which is a very common port for other docker containers. Change the left hand side of the ports to suit. In my case I’m using port 8081. ...