Docker version?

[rastarr]

Hi,

Is it possible to make a docker version of SEO Panel?
Many people run a NAS or a homelab 24/7 so a Docker version would be ideal in these scenarios.

[sendtogeo]

Thanks we will release that feature with latest version 4.11.0

[BloodyIron]

@sendtogeo this project hasn't had commits for a few years now. What's going on?

[pueyo5]

That would be awesome!

[sendtogeo]

Hi,

Is it possible to make a docker version of SEO Panel? Many people run a NAS or a homelab 24/7 so a Docker version would be ideal in these scenarios.

Sorry, We were busy with seo panel pro software creation.

Released new version of seo panel 4.11.0 with docker support.

Can you please check it. Thanks again for your great support for the project.

[sendtogeo]

That would be awesome!

Released new version of seo panel 4.11.0 with docker support. Can you please check it.

[sendtogeo]

@sendtogeo this project hasn't had commits for a few years now. What's going on?

Sorry, We were busy with seo panel pro software creation.

Released new version of seo panel 4.11.0 with docker support.

Can you please check it. Thanks again for your great support for the project.

[BloodyIron]

Why are you closing it after asking people in this thread THREE TIMES to try the docker image? Sure seems to me like this should stay open so we can try it out and give feedback. Can we please have this re-opened? Also... links to the dockerhub image/documentation/whatever for using it Dockery, please? :) Thanks!

[sendtogeo]

Why are you closing it after asking people in this thread THREE TIMES to try the docker image? Sure seems to me like this should stay open so we can try it out and give feedback. Can we please have this re-opened? Also... links to the dockerhub image/documentation/whatever for using it Dockery, please? :) Thanks!

Sure. Just reopened it. Please use following steps to install it

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Docker Installation 
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        1. Download seo panel latest version and unzip it.  Then Copy sample_env file to .env file and edit required details in it

                cp sample_env .env

        3. Execute following command to start docker containers 

                docker compose up

        4. Take following link in browser and follow the installation instructions

                http://localhost/

Please update us how the testing worked or not :)

[BloodyIron]

The question was for a dockerhub image link, as in the image to be already built and publicly hosted so we can just download and run it, like pretty much every other docker packaged project out there. Can we please have that? As in... not docker compose. I want to use this in a kubernetes cluster, which generally pulls the image that's already made and uses it.

[sendtogeo]

The question was for a dockerhub image link, as in the image to be already built and publicly hosted so we can just download and run it, like pretty much every other docker packaged project out there. Can we please have that? As in... not docker compose. I want to use this in a kubernetes cluster, which generally pulls the image that's already made and uses it.

Sure its already there. Please check docker hub link

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/seopanel/seopanel/general

Also seo panel docker project is here

https://github.com/seopanel/Seo-Panel-Docker

[BloodyIron]

The question was for a dockerhub image link, as in the image to be already built and publicly hosted so we can just download and run it, like pretty much every other docker packaged project out there. Can we please have that? As in... not docker compose. I want to use this in a kubernetes cluster, which generally pulls the image that's already made and uses it.

Sure its already there. Please check docker hub link

https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/seopanel/seopanel/general

Also seo panel docker project is here

https://github.com/seopanel/Seo-Panel-Docker

Uh the dockerhub repo link is not public, requires login. I think there's some work to do on your end there bud ;)

Also, there's effectively nothing in that linked github repo, hah! A license... for what... a readme file?

[sendtogeo]

Uh the dockerhub repo link is not public, requires login. I think there's some work to do on your end there bud ;)

Its public. Please check following link

https://hub.docker.com/r/seopanel/seopanel/tags

Also, there's effectively nothing in that linked github repo, hah! A license... for what... a readme file?

Oh forgot to merge develop branch to main branch. Please check it now.

[BloodyIron]

Thanks! I'll check this out at some point then :) Yay!