all the cloud apps ive seen advertize “easy installs” but i end up with 30 different problems i cant solve, is there any cloud apps that i can just easily install on my linux mint (ubuntu) server without issues?
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CasaOS is about as easy as it gets.
curl -fsSL https://get.casaos.io | sudo bashIt provides a gui front end for docker. You can install it on any debian based system (which mint is). Combine that with the portainer app and there isn’t much you can’t do.
Oh wow, just glancing at the github page this looks really intriguing. It’s like a front-end for assembling your own cloud from existing apps. They even mention running it on older hardware.
You may have just saved me some effort.
Thanks!
Download docker and then install Portainer. This will make your life so much easier. I’ll share a guide in the am when I’m back at my comp.
Docker compose files are pretty easy and straightforward. Find a service and goggle “x docker compose”
Check the docker container filebrowser/filebrowser. Put that drive as /srv and it will be like a cloud web file browser. No sync but you can download/upload and share links.
Though syncthing would work for that.
cp -r google.com /home/user/mycloudThe answer is docker and docker-compose. The problem you’re describing is the reason it exists. Each app is isolated and runs as though it has its own dedicated system, but you can map directories and ports in to make data persistent, and ensure it all just works. This includes mapping in your whole HDD, or even /dev if you so desire (don’t do this). It honestly makes it trivial to get most things up and running.
“I dont want to spend money on cloud services and dont want to spend time on self hosting” pick one buddy