#Qownnotes nextcloud docker portable#
#Qownnotes nextcloud docker series#

In our example we named it “ nextcloud“.Ĭopy the below docker-compose file and edit the values to match your configuration needs. Name your Stack anything that makes sense to you. Once logged in click on “ Stacks” in the left hand menu. Navigate to your Portainer interface and log in.

Now both the folders needed have been created. mkdir nextclouddb Step 2 – Create and deploy the Nextcloud Docker Stack. Now we will do the same for our “ nextclouddb” database folder. Now we will create our “ nextcloud” folder using the “ mkdir” command. The first folder we will call “nextcloud” and the second folder will be called “nextclouddb”.Ĭonnect to your Pi via SSH and navigate to your Appdata folder by using the “ cd” command. The first thing we will need to do is set up two folders in our Appdata folder on our shared folder. So without further ado we are going to get started installing Nextcloud On Raspberry Pi 4.

#Qownnotes nextcloud docker portable#

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Big enough external hard drive to store Nextcloud data.

A volume created in Openmediavault to be used for Nextcloud storage (Appdata folder).

NGINX Proxy Manager Docker container installed with port 80 and 443 on your Router forwarded.

Nginx Proxy Manager Docker installed and configured to accept incoming connections.

Openmediavault, Docker and Portainer Installed.

A CNAME subdomain set up in Cloudflare for your Nextcloud service that is resolving correctly and has “ DNS only” set in Proxy status.

Both need a DDNS container installed in Docker and configured correctly.

Or if you want to use your own Domain – A Domain name and a Cloudflare account.

A Raspberry Pi with Raspberry Pi OS installed.

#Qownnotes nextcloud docker series#

You will need to have followed our previous episodes in our Raspberry Pi Series but if you just want to follow this guide we will give an overview of what you should already have:

Step 4 – Installing Nextcloud On Raspberry Pi 4.

Step 3 – Adding Subdomain and Letsencrypt SSL certificate in NGINX Proxy Manager.

Step 2 – Create and deploy the Nextcloud Docker Stack.

Step 1 – Create the application folders:.