Nextcloud
Description
Nextcloud combines the convenience and ease of use of consumer solutions such as Dropbox and Google Drive with the security, privacy and control that business needs. The application can be used for collaboration and confidential file sharing by customizing access levels for each user.
Getting started
After installing the server, go to https://SERVER_IP:8080 for the initial Nextcloud setup, where SERVER_IP is the IP of your server where the image is installed.
To set up and work with Nextcloud, you will need a domain or a subdomain pointed to your server IP.
It is not possible to use an IP instead of a domain to run Nextcloud.
Open the link on the home page to get a generated Password.
Make sure you save the password for the future use.
Click Open Nextcloud AIO Login.
On the next page, enter the previously saved password and click Log in.
Under New AIO instance, enter the domain or subdomain you will use for Nextcloud and click Submit.
On the next page, select the addons from the Optional addons list to install and click Save changes.
When selecting addons, pay attention to their system requirements and make sure that the server has enough resources to install all selected addons.
Select a timezone in Timezone change and click Submit.
Then click Download and start containers and wait until the procedure will finish.
Save the password from Initial Nextcloud password and click Open your Nextcloud.
Congratulations! Nextcloud is up and running!
Device syncronization
Nextcloud can sync all or selected data between the server and PC or a smartphone. To syncronize data you will need to download a special client application at the following links:
| PC - Windows/Mac/Linux | Android | iOS |
|---|---|---|
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Software installed
| Name | License |
|---|---|
| Nextcloud All-in-One | AGPL v3.0 |
Useful links
For more information about the installed packages, please refer to their official documentation: