Once Nextcloud will be granted a repository here, there will be an official image on Docker Hub. Right now, indiehosters/nextcloud is built from the official Github repository which is nextcloud/docker. The main difference between our images is that the official doesn’t include a webserver, nor a cron solution, since it wants to respect the Docker philosophy “1 container = 1 process”. This will result in a more complex setup, though Docker Compose helps a lot. Since I don’t care about this, I put everything Nextcloud needs in one single image (like the Nextcloud Box thing), except you will likely need to use an external reverse proxy which will use SSL/TLS (you can use LE certs, or whatever…) to encrypt the connection between the container and the Internet. This is what I do and I’m happy with that!