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TL;DR

git clone https://github.com/ABeltramo/cloudtube-docker.git
cd cloudtube-docker/examples
docker-compose up

Setup

If any of this information gets outdated please see the instructions on how to run Cloudtube on the official documentation.

In order to start containers you'll need to properly setup config files for both Cloudtube (config.js) and Newleaf (configuration.py), for the following examples you can use the locally copied (and configured) cloudtube.config.js and newleaf-configuration.py

Docker compose

version: "3.4"

services:
  cloudtube:
    image: abeltramo/cloudtube:latest
    ports:
      - 3001:10412
    depends_on:
      - newleaf
    container_name: cloudtube
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - ./db:/workdir/db
      - ./cloudtube.config.js:/workdir/config/config.js #instance should be "http://newleaf:3000"

  newleaf:
    image: abeltramo/newleaf:latest
    container_name: newleaf
    restart: unless-stopped
    volumes:
      - ./newleaf-configuration.py:/workdir/configuration.py #set e.g. website_origin = "https://tube.domain.tld" and bind_port = 3000

Run: docker-compose up, this command will trigger the following:

  1. Download latest cloudtube and newleaf docker images from Docker hub (if already present locally will be updated)
  2. Start newleaf first: this is because we specified that cloudtube depends_on newleaf. This container will also get the local newleaf-configuration.py mounted at /workdir/configuration.py
  3. Start cloudtube this container will:
    1. Get the local cloudtube.config.js at /workdir/config/config.js.
    2. Get the local db folder (will be created if not present) so that the sqlite db will be persisted outside of the container.
    3. Expose the web ui from the default port 10412 to the local 3001 port

Setup is over you can open your web browser at http://localhost:3001 to start using cloudtube

You can see a more sophisticated docker-compose-traefik.yml example that involves using Traefik as a proxy thanks to @erikderzweite