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The pin to unlock all of the features of deployrr is: 265800. The pin can be retrieved from the Help menu, but you have to have an active configuration to access it. | The pin to unlock all of the features of deployrr is: 265800. The pin can be retrieved from the Help menu, but you have to have an active configuration to access it. | ||
[[File:Deployrr_Prerequisites.png| | [[File:Deployrr_Prerequisites.png|border|500px]] | ||
Start at the top and go through each of the menu items. When successful, the status will turn from red to green. | |||
==System== | |||
[[File:Deployrr_System.png|border|500px]] | |||
===Folders=== | |||
The folders menu is one of the setup screens that is occasionally visited. The deployrr app automatically makes the appropriate volume entries in the docker configuration so that they are easy to access from the applications. | |||
[[File:Deployrr_Folders.png|border|300px]] | |||
I will reiterate the fact that if these are changed, any app that is using them will need to be recreated from within the deployrr app. Doing a recreate from the Portainer app will not update the docker configuration the deployrr is using. | |||
==Docker== | |||
There is not much to do here. | |||
[[file:Deployrr_Docker.png|border|500px]] | |||
Notable here is the Deployrr Dashboard. Once installed, all of the deployrr deployed applications are available. Applications linked through Traefiky will not be visible. The application is a modified version of the Homepage web app. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:20, 28 June 2026
Introduction
I have replaced YAMS on Chico1 with Deployrr on Chico7.
Deployrr is the next generation application management tools. It combines Docker and the Traefik proxy server and wraps them into a command line application to manage the whole stack. Out of the box roughly 160 applications can be installed from the application. In most cases, no other configuration work is necessary. The author has put a great deal of effort making this work. I support him with an annual subscription. At this point, unless there is a really good reason to apply some other approach, I will use Deployrr.
Detailed information on Deployrr is here https://www.simplehomelab.com/deployrr/ Deployrr].
Installation and Configuration
The installation process can be reduced to 3 parts: installing the deployrr application, configuring the deployrr application and installing the desired applications.
The installation and configuration steps are well described here: Install and configure Deployrr. Basically, install and run the app as a normal user. Once installed, perform the steps in Prerequisites, System, Docker, Proxy and Security.
Prerequsites
The pin to unlock all of the features of deployrr is: 265800. The pin can be retrieved from the Help menu, but you have to have an active configuration to access it.
Start at the top and go through each of the menu items. When successful, the status will turn from red to green.
System
Folders
The folders menu is one of the setup screens that is occasionally visited. The deployrr app automatically makes the appropriate volume entries in the docker configuration so that they are easy to access from the applications.
I will reiterate the fact that if these are changed, any app that is using them will need to be recreated from within the deployrr app. Doing a recreate from the Portainer app will not update the docker configuration the deployrr is using.
Docker
There is not much to do here.
Notable here is the Deployrr Dashboard. Once installed, all of the deployrr deployed applications are available. Applications linked through Traefiky will not be visible. The application is a modified version of the Homepage web app.
Return to Technical Guides
Return to Main Page
