Install as an unRAID App

[alex3305]

As I was trying out Dockge (looks great so far!), I noticed that there wasn't a template for an unRAID deployment. So I decided to create my own for use in the unRAID Community Applications. So searching for dockge will let you easily install it 😄!

If anyone has any tips or suggestion I'm happy to accept those. Thanks for all the great work!

[louislam]

Awesome! Thank you.

[Zaid-maker]

Amazing Although i dont use unRAID but this sounds good that our community is great ❤️

[Magneticdud]

Hi I installed your dockge app in my unRAID server but containers managed by dockge don't auto start after a reboot.

In docker compose they're set as "unless stopped" and in unRAID docker page they have the toggle on the auto start.

Is this normal or I did some mistake? I much prefer dockge because it's so much faster

[jammsen]

Yes thats right, Unraid uses its own "Docker-Management" sadly.

[louislam]

I was experienced this too previously, but it is working now for me suddenly.

It maybe fixed by the latest version of Unraid (6.12.13), or I installed the Docker Compose Manager plugin by dcflachs.

I also changed my Docker engine from vdisk to directory.

[alex3305]

For me it seems that sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I suspect it's dependent on the network setup. That also seems a little bit on the flakey side 😛.

[jammsen]

I was experienced this too previously, but it is working now for me suddenly.

It maybe fixed by the latest version of Unraid (6.12.13), or I installed the Docker Compose Manager plugin by dcflachs.

I also changed my Docker engine from vdisk to directory.

If you do App-Provision via the community app-store or via "Docker Compose" it works good for me. I have "User Scripts" from Squid installed and at the Event of "At First Array Start Only" im using this code:

#!/bin/bash
cd /mnt/user/appdata/autostart
./get-docker-compose.sh

get.docker-compose.sh

#!/bin/bash
curl -SL https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/v2.24.7/docker-compose-linux-x86_64 -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose

This works just fine for me, here and there i upgrade to a never binary.