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Before you can connect your server to the World Wide Web and access it through a Web browser, you will need a domain name.  This address will be used to generate the SSL certificate that web browsers rely on to create a secure network connection and verify we ...

Now that we have created a solid server foundation, we can begin to install our desired services through Portainer.  We will use Docker Compose markup to quickly self-host new web applications. See the Services Guide

When you purchase a MacBook, it comes with MacOS pre-installed on it.  This operating system is where you browse the Internet, message friends and run your favorite applications.  This closely guarded software uses proprietary code created by Apple and each ye...

This software service runs on top of the operating system to create "virtual containers", each with their own small operating system running on top of the Linux kernel.  While we can access the container's terminal or open ports to transmit data, it otherwise ...

Now that we have installed a service to see how it works, we need to keep an eye on our server and make sure we maintain it. See the Monitoring & Maintenance Guide

We need to make sure that our router uses a secure password.

Explain if the docker image is Linux server, the app developer, or a user-contributed image.

Radarr is a free and open-source media management tool that can automatically download, organize and manage your movie collection.  Organize your existing collection, add new movies from the TMDb or import lists to keep up-to-date.  Always be sure that your ...

The service can be installed through the Portainer web interface.  Learn about creating a new stack. Docker Compose Use the following code to install the service: --- services: radarr: image: lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:latest container_name...

Re-Deploy the Stack This service has been optimized for running in Docker thanks to LinuxServer.io.   This allows you to re-deploy the stack through Portainer to download the latest updates. 

This software is released under the GPL-3.0 license. The software was developed as a fork of Sonarr.  Radarr is made available for Docker through the efforts of LinuxServer.io and their commitment to simplifying self-hosting. You can learn more about how to ...

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