Looking at the manual-install directions it seems simple enough to add an ENV variable for volume location and prepend the volumes with that. I will post my compose file when I get it working. I haven’t quite tested the compose file I am working on but it should work fine. I don’t think it would be hard but I am not sure where in the GitHub to find where the changes would need to be made. I am thinking about putting in a feature request to all the automated system to change the volume location.
#GNS3 DOCKER UNRAID UPDATE#
Once again you just update the volumes to proper unraid locations. Then to update you will be able to follow the direction on the manual-install page and just look for changes in these two files to update. When run it will bring up all the containers at once properly. You will be able to take the “latest.yml” and “nf” and edit them. The automated backup probably won’t work. Updating when there are updates will probably be a pain. All you should have to change is the location of the docker volumes to a location on your appdata share. You can build each of the containers manually in the unraid UI. If you follow the compose file (latest.yml) and env file (nf). If you look in the manual-install folder on the git page you can find the way the containers are setup. It doesn’t however work with the mastercontainer and automation that is built in.
#GNS3 DOCKER UNRAID HOW TO#
I don’t quite have it up and running but think I have figured out how to do it. Is there really going to be any speed increase switching to the All-In-One? Am I doing things I shouldn’t somewhere? Should I be trying to use the All-In-One VM instead? Should I be putting the individual containers up and not using the All-In-One? Though that didn’t seem to work earlier either. I think I need to change the volume from “nextcloud_aio_mastercontainer” to “/mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud”. var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock:ro nextcloud_aio_mastercontainer:/mnt/docker-aio-config # This line is not allowed to be changed services:Ĭontainer_name: nextcloud-aio-mastercontainer In unRaid, it is reccomended to put persistant container data in “/mnt/user/appdata/nextcloud” and I would like to put the majority of the files from users in “/mnt/user/nextcloud/”. I have been giving my containers their own IP on a vlan that is isolated from the rest of my network. I am using haProxy in pfSense as a reverse proxy.
I am having some trouble getting it working. When I go looking for an official docker I find the All-In-One container. I have read that the official Nextcloud docker is faster that the Linuxserver one so I have been looking to migrate to that. I recently add more SSD so I could move my Nextcloud data off HDD. I recently have been working to improve the speed because more people are going to be using my instance. I currently am running the Linuxserver Nextcloud container on unRaid with a MariaDB container for the database.
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