Ultimate Raspberry Pi Server: Installing Raspberry OS, Docker, and Docker Compose.
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Now that Raspberry Pi's are more widely available, including the release of the Raspberry Pi 5. I though it would be a great time to make an ultimate Raspberry Pi server with Docker and Docker Compose.
In this video we will be using a Raspberry Pi 4. Although the Pi 4 is over 4 years old, it continues to be an affordable, power efficient computer, and we can use it to run personal cloud services that can protect our privacy while continuing to give us convenient access to our data.
Some of the services we plan to explore in this series are:
Portainer
Pi-Hole
Home Assistant
Nextcloud
... and so much more!
please stay tune as i have a couple of videos on the pipeline
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Check out Part 2 of The Ultimate Raspberry Pi Server: ruclips.net/video/qMNMQkGUQkk/видео.html
Bro u earn a Like and Follow. I was bored in the bathroom after messing with jellyfin for the 1st time on my PC. I wanted to learn about dockers and container stuff plus i had a left over Pi. Thank you this was quick and fun for this noob.
great video. looking forward to more. just got a pi5 and don't have a plan for it so i figured learning more about docker and network management was a great use for it.
I really appreciate it. here is part 2: ruclips.net/video/qMNMQkGUQkk/видео.html
Bro huge respect for you !! I'm a hobbyist and being a biotech guy I had no idea about what docker is and how things work ! I have my raspie4 running only pihole but I want to run more things using docker.. this vid really helped me to understand how everything work !! +1 rep
awesome, stay tune ill be making more videos, with docker you can run so many services and they wont conflict
Excellent video for Docker & Compose. Thank you.
I appreciate the feedback, feel free to stick around alot more to come!
Many thanks for these lecon. Perfect for my new Pi5 with nvme👍
The prompt terminal in Windows 10 & 11 supports direct SSH connections for some time already. No need for Putty unless you need it for specific regular connections with other fancy options.
appreciate the feedback! i only use linux and macos, at work i do use windows but everything i do is through wsl terminal.
the regular cmd program allows you to ssh too. no need for fancy programs like putty. I do it all the time for my little sbcs.
I was following along with this install, but my 'neofetch' did not install. Is there a command that was left out? Maybe because its a common command?. I'm new to linux and would like a documentation of the commands used to setup this server.
yes i left out neofetch installation command. to intall it on the terminal run "sudo apt install neofetch"
Thanks
really appreciate the tutorial, it would be really helpful if you could include the commands in the description. It's hard to type everything out.
great feedback! ill write a quick github document and link to it in a few hours
When you cant eject an sdcard I'd recommend at least doing a 'sudo stnc' before manual ejection.
Nice video thanks for this mate
I appreciate it, stay tuned, more to come
Great video 👍
Great video
Issue is with static ip specially in India . My ISP assign an ip to large pool of customers 😂and Only provide static ip to bussiness connections 😢
yeah to get a static ip it can cost extra money, but you may be able to get around it with duckDNS check out my wireguard vpn video, and see if it helps ruclips.net/video/3VPtSRVybA8/видео.html if this doesnt work for you, you may be able to use clouflare tunnels, its free and doesnt require you to do port forwarding
@@codefallacy yes thanks i will check out that
Hi is there a difference between "Docker Compose" and "Stacks" in portainer?
hey, i think they achieve similar goals but i dont know. i prefer to use docker compose because i find it easier to write the configuration file, or copy paste it from the internet than using portainers user interface. i think its more overwhelming. and i say this as someone who tries to avoid using the terminal
@codefallacy OK, thanks. l use the stacks in portainer because l just copy and paste the code and edit easily in yaml style vs. editing in a common line. Again, thanks for the information, and I was wondering if one is better than the other or has benefits
muchas gracias por el tutorial.
¡A la orden!
Portainer vs Casa OS ???
they accomplish the same goals but are sightly different. CasaOS is meant to be a modern and beutiful NAS operating system, while Portainer is an orchestrator, it allows you to create/manage containers. because of this differece you can install casaos and run portainer on top of it
@@codefallacy thx for the quick reply. I watched another vid that showed how to install Portainer on CasaOS. Do you know how to export my Pi-Hole config to Cosa OS without losing my config. My Pi-hole is currently running and idk if I have to disable my pis as a dns server first or I should install CasaOS first?
@@Arctics04hmmm. good question. are you using the Pi's ip address as the address for PiHole? or did you create a seperate ip for the container? before you do anything remove pihole dns from your router so you dont loose internet access lol. if you are using the Raspberry pi's ip address for pihole then installing casaos my lead to some issues since they will both try to use port 80. if the pihole container has its own ip address then the container should be unaffected
nice
Quando il seguito?😊
part 2: ruclips.net/video/qMNMQkGUQkk/видео.html