This article provides quick setup instructions for running a Pixelfed instance using Docker containers. It emphasizes the importance of modifying the .env.docker file with specific parameters like APP_NAME, APP_DOMAIN, and database credentials. Furthermore, it lays out a Docker Compose file structure for efficient deployment, detailing services necessary for the Pixelfed app, worker, and database, while noting the requirement of Nginx as a reverse proxy, particularly for LetsEncrypt configurations.
To set up Pixelfed using Docker, you'll need to configure a .env.docker file with specific parameters for your instance, focusing on values like APP_NAME, APP_DOMAIN, and database credentials.
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