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Container Templates

Container templates provide Docker-based one-click deployment solutions for quickly deploying various common applications without manual configuration.

Prerequisites

Before using container templates, you need to install Docker first:

  1. Go to Applications > Native Applications
  2. Find Docker, click Install
  3. Wait for installation to complete

Template List

Go to the Applications page, click the Container Templates tab to view available templates:

Container Template List

Deploy Application

Click the Deploy button on the template card to start the deployment wizard.

Step 1: Select Deployment Mode

Select Deployment Mode

  • Create New Compose: Create a new Docker Compose from the template
  • Update Existing Compose: Use the template to update an existing compose configuration

Step 2: Configure Parameters

Fill in configuration information according to application requirements:

Configure Parameters

Common configuration items:

  • Compose Name: Used to identify this deployment
  • Auto Start: Whether to automatically start containers after creation
  • Auto Firewall: Whether to automatically allow ports
  • Database Configuration: Username, password, address, etc.
  • Port Configuration: Port the service listens on

Step 3: Preview and Edit

Preview the generated Docker Compose configuration file:

Preview Configuration

Here you can:

  • View and edit the Compose File (docker-compose.yml)
  • View and edit Environment Variables

Step 4: Confirm Deployment

After confirming all configurations are correct, click Create to complete deployment:

Confirm Deployment

After deployment, the application will appear in the Containers > Compose page for management.

Template vs Manual Deployment

FeatureUsing TemplateManual Deployment
Configuration DifficultySimple, just fill in basic informationNeed to write docker-compose.yml
FlexibilityUses preset configurationFully customizable
Use CasesQuick deployment of common applicationsSpecial requirements, custom configuration

Common Template Descriptions

WordPress

Open-source blog and content management system, suitable for building personal blogs or corporate websites.

pgAdmin 4

Graphical management tool for PostgreSQL databases.

phpMyAdmin

Graphical management tool for MySQL/MariaDB databases.

Vaultwarden

Lightweight password management server, compatible with Bitwarden clients.

Qinglong

Scheduled task management platform, supporting Python, JavaScript, Shell, and other scripts.

OpenList

Multi-storage aggregation file listing program, supporting Alibaba Cloud Drive, OneDrive, etc.

Update Cache

If the template list is incomplete or you need to get the latest templates, click the Update Cache button at the top of the page to refresh the template list.