Hello, I haven’t used Docker before, and want to know to do to make sure my server will be using apcu, memcache & redis. I put together this run command:
Will it pull in the services I want automatically, or do I need to do something more?
I don’t publish 80 or 443 because It looks like if I have caddy already set up elsewhere, I can just have it redirect traffic to port 11000 on the VM running NextCloud, and NC will know what to do with it, right?
I have the backups disabled because I plan to back up via Proxmox backups of the VM.
It seems you followed the instructions in the official documentation here, so I don’t see any obvious reason from your post why it shouldn’t work.
But why don’t you just test it? I mean, one doesn’t just set up Proxmox at the weekend and run a single command on the following Tuesday, and then imidiately copy all production data to the newly created instance, and pray that there are not going to be any issues
Get your hands dirty and play with it, set it up, break it and set it up again, familiarise yourself with the technologies it uses, at least to a point where you can ask more specific questions in case you run into a problem. And then, only after you have tested it for a few weeks, start using it productively.
My understanding is that it would work without memcache functionality, the memcache just makes it faster. I just wanted to know if the AIO will add & enable this by default, or if I need to do something to add & enable that functionality.
Yes, it uses APCu as a local cache and Redis as a distributed cache and for file locking. See the full list of features here by clicking on “And much more:”.
