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Self-host n8n on Ubuntu 24.04 with Docker Compose, PostgreSQL, Nginx, HTTPS, localhost-only exposure, backups, security auditing, and updates.
Self-host Supabase on Ubuntu 24.04 with Docker Compose on a Raff VM. Configure current Supabase keys, HTTPS, health checks, backups, and safe storage guidance.
Self-host Invoice Ninja on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM. Covers Docker Compose, MySQL, Redis, Caddy HTTPS, bootstrap setup, backups, and checks.
Deploy Odoo on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM with Docker Compose. Covers PostgreSQL, Caddy automatic HTTPS, database setup, backups, and end-to-end verification.
Deploy Vaultwarden on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM. Covers Docker Compose, Caddy automatic HTTPS, signup lock-down, backups, and end-to-end security checks.
Self-host Plausible Analytics on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM using Docker Compose. Get privacy-friendly website analytics with no cookies, no GDPR consent banners, and full data ownership on your own infrastructure.
Install Coolify on Ubuntu 24.04 using the official installer. Secure the dashboard, deploy an app, configure domains, and plan backups and updates.
Deploy a multi-container application with Docker Compose on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM. This tutorial covers a Node.js app with PostgreSQL and Redis using Compose profiles, health checks, and named volumes.
Deploy Portainer CE on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM using Docker. This tutorial covers installation, HTTPS setup, container management, and connecting to Docker Compose stacks.
Deploy Gitea on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM with Docker Compose. This tutorial covers setup, database configuration, Nginx reverse proxy, HTTPS with Let's Encrypt, and creating your first repository.", "metaTitle": "Deploy Gitea on Ubuntu 24.04 | Raff Technologies
Install Open WebUI with Ollama on Ubuntu 24.04 using Docker, Nginx, HTTPS, and a local Llama model on a Raff VM, with verification and cleanup.
Learn how to deploy the OpenClaw AI Agent on Ubuntu 24.04 using the official npm installer. Set up your self-hosted AI agent with Telegram integration, community skills, and persistent memory for enhanced AI functionality.
Deploy Uptime Kuma with Docker on a Raff Ubuntu 24.04 VM. Covers Compose, Caddy HTTPS, admin setup, monitor creation, and dashboard verification.
Install Docker Engine and Docker Compose on Ubuntu 24.04 from Docker’s official APT repository. Verify the service, learn basic commands, and uninstall cleanly.
Learn Docker Compose to Kubernetes migration planning for state, probes, configuration, networking, storage, cutover, and rollback before production traffic moves.
Learn Docker Compose for production architecture, security, persistence, health checks, releases, recovery, and the limits of a single-host deployment model.
Understand container infrastructure across Docker, Compose, K3s, and Kubernetes, with a decision framework for choosing the right production operating model.
Learn what a VPS is used for, which workloads fit virtual servers, and when websites, apps, databases, Docker, automation, or Windows need another hosting model.
Learn when running Docker containers on a VPS makes sense, with a decision framework for Docker Compose, Kubernetes, storage, networking, security, backups, and cost.
Learn how to choose the best VPS hosting for developers with a decision framework for apps, APIs, Docker, CI/CD, databases, and staging.
Learn how self-hosting apps on Raff works, what tools to host, which VM size to choose, and when a VPS beats managed platforms.
Compare Podman vs Docker across rootless security, Compose compatibility, systemd integration, networking, storage, and migration risk.
Learn Docker volumes vs bind mounts by comparing persistence, portability, security, and operations. Choose the right storage model for production containers
Learn when Docker Compose is enough and when small teams should move to Kubernetes, with a Raff path from VM, database, storage, and worker roles.
Compare Docker containers and virtual machines by isolation, operating-system control, portability, storage, security, and production deployment patterns.
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