Tag docker

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Set up Redis on Unraid for Nextcloud

The default installation of Nextcloud on the Unraid container has APCu cache installed and configured in the config.php file. So, what can Redis do here? Redis has a more powerful caching mechanism than any other tools. In the context of Nextcloud, it can be used for file locking, caching, and more. So, read on to learn how to set up Redis on Unraid for Nextcloud.
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How to Update Rocket Chat Installed via Docker

Keeping your Rocket Chat instance up-to-date is essential to ensure you benefit from the latest features, security patches, and performance improvements. If you've deployed Rocket Chat using Docker, updating it is a straightforward process that involves a few steps. In this guide, I'll walk you through the process of how to update Rocket Chat installed via Docker seamlessly.
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Uptime Kuma Setup with Docker

Uptime Kuma is an easy-to-use and easy-to-setup uptime monitoring tool for online services, websites, and more. If you're seeking a seamless and efficient way to deploy Uptime Kuma, look no further. In this guide, we will show you how to setup and run Uptime Kuma with docker.
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Install Nextcloud AIO on Ubuntu

A year or so ago Nextcloud team introduced AIO (All In One), which simplifies the installation with containers. In this article I will guide you how to install Nextcloud AIO on Ubuntu with Apache reverse proxy, and SSL from Let's encrypt.
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Setup Plausible on Ubuntu 22.04 with Apache proxy

Plausible is an alternative to Google Analytics and Matomo. It is a web based analytics software which you can self-host too on your own server. They also provide cloud accounts to host your data on their servers like Google Analytics. Here I will guide you how to setup Plausible on Ubuntu 22.04 with Apache as proxy and SSL certificate from Let's encrypt on your own server.