Manage Docker via CasaOS – Your Personal Cloud!
Setting up CasaOS on an Ubuntu Server is a great way to create your own self-hosted cloud server. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:
- Download Ubuntu Server:
- Visit the Ubuntu Server Download Page and select the version that suits your needs (usually the latest LTS release).
- Create a bootable USB drive using the downloaded Ubuntu Server ISO.
- Install Ubuntu Server:
- Insert the bootable USB into your server and boot from it.
- Follow the installation instructions, including language, region, keyboard layout, network, and disk settings.
- Create a user account with a secure password.
- Install CasaOS:
- Open a terminal on your Ubuntu Server.
- Run the following command to install CasaOS:
curl -fsSL https://get.casaos.io | sudo bash - This command will download and install CasaOS.
- Access CasaOS Dashboard:
- After installation, access the CasaOS dashboard by navigating to the IP address of your Ubuntu Server in a web browser.
- Set up your username and password for CasaOS.
- Explore CasaOS:
- Once logged in, explore the CasaOS dashboard.
- You’ll find an app store where you can install various self-hosted applications and services.
Remember to customize CasaOS according to your preferences and needs. Enjoy your self-hosted cloud server!
For more details, you can refer to the official CasaOS Wiki.