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CapRover is an extremely easy to use app/database deployment & web server manager for your NodeJS, Python, PHP, ASP.NET, Ruby, MySQL, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, WordPress (and etc...) applications! It's blazingly fast and very robust as it uses Docker, nginx, LetsEncrypt and NetData under the hood behind its simple-to-use interface.

CLI for automation and scripting
Web GUI for ease of access and convenience
No lock-in! Remove CapRover and your apps keep working!
Docker Swarm under the hood for containerization and clustering
Nginx (fully customizable template) under the hood for load-balancing
Let's Encrypt under the hood for free SSL (HTTPS)

Setup

Setup of CapRover Umami is fairly easy. Follow the steps below to set up a Umami on CapRover:

1. Visit your CapRover Dashboard

If you don't have an existing CapRover instance check out their docs at CapRover - Get Started.

2. Create app from template

Click on the "Apps" section of your CapRover instance. Now select "One-Click Apps/Databases" and search for Umami. You will find 3 options:

umami_postgresql will create Umami with a PostgreSQL database.
umami_mysql will create Umami with a MySQL database.
umami_only will create Umami alone and you need run your database infrastructure on your own and provide the database credentials in the setup.

3. Setup Umami with database

After selecting umami_postgresql or umami_mysql from the CapRover One-Click Apps, you'll be prompted with a setup page where you can specify some env variables. Notice how most of them are already configured.

App Name is the display name for your Umami instance in CapRover.
PostgreSQL or MySQL Version can be any PostgreSQL OR MySQL version available on PostgreSQL - Docker Hub or MYSQL - Docker Hub. The default value has successfully been tested to work with Umami.
CapRover Umami Version refers to the CapRover Umami latest release found on the Umami release page. CapRover Umami will use the official Docker image that been released for specific database that you chose. Instead of using the version number like v.1.33.x you can use latest to build using the latest version of Umami.
Database password provides the used password for your database. There will always be a default value ready for you.
Optional: Arguments for 'PostgreSQL initdb' you can also provide arguments for PostgreSQL initdb like for example --data-checksums this option only available in umami_postgresql.

Now just click on "Deploy" to start the setup of your CapRover Umami instance with Database service. Please do not leave the page until it's done.

4. Setup Umami without database services

In some scenarios you may need to manage your database service on your own or use a remote database service for your umami application for doing that you can use umami_only CapRover app.

Before setting up this application, you need create a database service using MySQL or PostgreSQL.

After you setup your database, click on umami_only in CapRover and fill the variables in the setup:

App Name is the display name for your Umami instance in CapRover.
CapRover Umami Version refers to the CapRover Umami latest release found on the Umami release page. CapRover Umami will use the official docker image that been released for specific database that you chose. instead of using the version number like v.1.33.x you can use latest to build using the latest version of Umami.
Database Type set to postgresql or mysql according to your database service.
Database Remote URL is the database service remote url that Umami can use to connect to the database. If your database is in your CapRover network use srv-captain--appName.
Database User is your database user.
Database Table is the table that you created for your Umami application.
Database Password is your database password.

Now just click on "Deploy" to start the setup of your CapRover Umami instance.

Please do not leave the page until it's done.

4. Final checkouts

You're now able to login to your Umami deployment at app-name.your-sub-domain.your-domain.xx as described in the Login section. Please immediately change your password on the profile page.

5. Updating existing umami instance

First make a backup from your database before doing the update. After you make a backup, just go to the CapRover panel and select your Umami app. Go to the Deployment tab and scroll down to Deploy via ImageName and deploy the desired version from the Umami Docker Registry.

NOTE: do not forget to select the right Docker image according to your database. Usually the MySQL images are prefixed with mysql_ and the PostgreSQL images are prefixed with postgresql_.

Support

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