02.08.2021 · Docker Compose is automatically installed on a Synology NAS, but the device must have Docker installed. 2. Ensure you can SSH into your Synology NAS. Open Control Panel, select Terminal & SNMP, and Enable SSH service. If you are using Synology’s Firewall, ensure that you allow port 22 traffic.
Jul 14, 2020 · Synology DSM has a great GUI for docker. It allows you to browse images, setup containers, and manage them from the web interface. So why use Docker Compose instead? Well, if Docker makes installing apps easier, then Docker Compose takes it to another level. It makes your stack portable and moving from one machine to another a breeze.
09.01.2018 · Docker Compose uses a configuration file which is used instead of setting paramters via UI och cli. The advantage of a configuration file is it is very portable/movable and also resistant to UI crashes on Synology (which is the reason for this post as it happened to me now). The ports to expose are documented on the Plex support site.
Aug 02, 2021 · Docker Compose is automatically installed on a Synology NAS, but the device must have Docker installed. 2. Ensure you can SSH into your Synology NAS. Open Control Panel, select Terminal & SNMP, and Enable SSH service. If you are using Synology’s Firewall, ensure that you allow port 22 traffic.
02.08.2021 · If you’re comfortable in the CLI, you will most likely find it much easier than manually configuring containers in Synology’s GUI. Docker Compose is …
I moved to making .sh scripts to create dockers and update them via a scheduled task (and use the GUI to turn them on/off), but this became cumbersome. I'm now moving it all to 1-2 Compose files, which should work a lot better. I'd recommend learning the basics of Docker via CLI and then move straight to Compose.
The Synology GUI just reflects what docker is doing and allows an “easier” way to configure containers. If you use docker-compose, the Synology GUI will still show all your containers. So you don’t need to remove it or mess with it outside of taking down the containers that were originally configured with it.
16.05.2020 · Delete the Portainer container from within the Synology Docker GUI Go to the Docker Registry and search for ‘Portainer-ce’ and download the latest image SSH into your Synology NAS ( ssh admin@synology.localhost < fill in your own stuff here)
Jan 05, 2022 · So, you must have Docker installed on your Synology NAS to use Docker Compose. To install Docker, open the Package Center app 1 and search for docker2. Once you find the Docker app 3, click on Install4. The Package Center app will download all the required files from the internet. It will take a while to complete.
The Synology GUI just reflects what docker is doing and allows an “easier” way to configure containers. If you use docker-compose, the Synology GUI will still show all your containers. So you don’t need to remove it or mess with it outside of taking down the containers that were originally configured with it.
14.07.2020 · Synology DSM has a great GUI for docker. It allows you to browse images, setup containers, and manage them from the web interface. So why use Docker Compose instead? Well, if Docker makes installing apps easier, then Docker Compose takes it to another level. It makes your stack portable and moving from one machine to another a breeze.
Updating a container using Docker Compose is slightly different than running Synology's GUI. When we use Synology's GUI and duplicate the settings, ...
Mar 27, 2019 · A solution where you run docker-compose straight from the shell or indirect using a Scheduled Task at best remains a workarround for someone who wants to remain in the UI only. If you want to have a real solution, you will want to take a look at Portainer.