Finally, I assume you'll forward any necessary ports in your router. I assume that any folders that will be accessed by Docker have the correct permissions. Again, I'm not an expert, and probably won't be able to troubleshoot any issues with getting the Docker plugin running. I will also assume that you've already installed the omv-extras plugin for your version of OMV, you've enabled the Docker plugin repo, and installed and enabled the Docker GUI plugin.
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If they do, I will update the OP.Īnd, a few assumptions: I assume that you already know how to configure and use the applications once they are running, so I will not cover setting up the applications unless there are tweaks specific to using Docker. I hope that experienced users will point out any vulnerabilities my process may create, or suggest better or more secure, efficient ways to do things. You may find throughout this guide that I've done things in a simple way that may not be optimal. If you want to explore different containers, the great thing about Docker is that you can try them without (much) concern of somehow negatively impacting the base OMV installation.įirst, some disclaimers: I am new to Docker. Also, they are generally updated every week. Linuxserver containers are widely used and issues will likely be well researched and documented, so we're using them for simplicity. Yes, there are probably (many) other containers available that may be better suited to your specific needs. This guide will walk you through setting up a complete media server using Docker containers provided by Linuxserver.io. Luckily, they've provided OMV users the perfect framework that allows us to have a full-featured media server that's stable, efficient, and regularly updated: the Docker GUI plugin. However, maintaining and updating these plugins is a never-ending battle, and many of the developers don't even use these plugins themselves, so it can be tricky to troubleshoot and fix bugs. The good news is that OMV can perform all of these tasks! The development team has spent countless hours building plugins for services to fill these needs.
They expect it to provide functions such as serving media to local or remote clients and downloading and organizing new content. Many new users of OpenMediaVault have selected this operating system because they want to run a media server.
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