I created a demo of running nextcloud with rootless podman by using quadlets (aka container unit files).
status: experimental
The container images used:
| image | comment |
|---|---|
| library/mariadb:latest | |
| library/redis:latest | |
| localhost/nginx | based on a slighly modified example from nextcloud-docker github project |
| localhost/nextcloud | based on library/nextcloud from dockerhub |
The text Nextcloud can be seen when running curl:
$ curl -s localhost:8080 | grep title
<title>
Nextcloud </title>
For data storage two directories were used
- ~/shared_html/
- ~/mariadb_data/
After running the demo I can see that the directories only contain directories and files belonging to the regular user on the host.
This was done on a Fedora CoreOS machine which has podman 4.7.0.
I created the demo to see if I could run nextcloud with multiple containers and use
bind-mounted directories as storage where the files have ownership as my regular user.
See also Rootless NFS Volume Permissions: What am I doing wrong with my Nextcloud/MaraiDB/Redis pod? · containers/podman · Discussion #20519 · GitHub