Wanted: Self-hosting on UNRAID via Docker template

[825i]

Describe the feature

I would really, really appreciate an UNRAID Docker template so I can self-host this on UNRAID. I've been trying to make one myself with no success.

Why is this feature important?

Unraid is used by millions. It would be extremely useful to self-host using Unraid for those who are already using the OS.

At least as far as features and feedback are concerned. It also allows us to run the application on a scaleable platform for performance testing.

Additional context, screenshots, and relevant links

At least I personally don't mind if the database is self-contained in the same docker image or able to be connected to a database running in another container. I generally keep my databases separate so I'd run it in the same container as a personal preference.

[825i]

Ok I seem to have pulled it off with the following persistent template:

[825i]

I'm important to note that I haven't published the template to the registry because I am still checking to make sure that it actually works. So far so good though!

[alexsludds]

Hey, I appreciate you putting together that template. I had to fill it in by hand which took quite some time. Do you mind publishing it @825i?

[aliengoa]

hello, i am trying to install it too in unraid but I'm having problems with yaml configuration. is it possible to publish your template? it looks more promising.

[Kev600]

I like the look of this, and saw it appear on the UNRAID Apps - But getting Maybe to start successfully hasn't yet been achieved - It's unable to connect to the Postgres Database - despite even installing a totally new fresh db.. Can someone please look into the conditional requirements for a successful db connection?
I've tried the following values for DB_HOST (Which seems to be where the issue stems from);
postgres
localhost
ip address_172.x.x.x of Postgres DB (Container)
ip address_192.168.x.x of Postgres DB (Server)

Please advise..
Thanks
Kev

[zachgoll]

Given our team size and focus on feature building, we're limiting the number of "officially supported" hosting options.

We're doing this so that we can provide a high quality experience on the ones that we do support, listed here:

https://github.com/maybe-finance/maybe/tree/main/docs/hosting