When using an SSL certificate to access your Docker containers in HTTPS, there are a few complementary good practices to take into consideration. The best good practices come from mariushosting of course, and applying them to your environment will not only increase your online security, but also speed up the access to your favorite applications. … Read more about Synology: Best Practices When Using Docker and DDNS
Do you want to install Portainer via Docker without a terminal? Are you tired of complicated guides? Do you want something quick and easy? Well today I will teach you how to install the latest Portainer 2.27.6 CE on your Synology NAS in less than 30 seconds directly through the Task Scheduler option. It’ll be … Read more about Synology: 30 Second Portainer Install Using Task Scheduler & Docker
Did you know you can restrict an IP’s access to your website hosted on your Synology NAS? You can also restrict user access to every docker container that uses Reverse Proxy according to the user’s source IP. Synology has an option that allows you to create an Access Control Profile. Today I will teach you … Read more about Synology: How to Add Access Control Profile on Your NAS
Did you know there is more than one way to add an SSL certificate to your Docker containers and run them over an HTTPS connection? The first method is the Wildcard Certificate and the second is the Individual subdomain DDNS certificate. What do these certificates have in common? The option to add and use subdomains. … Read more about Synology: How to Run Docker Containers Over HTTPS
Without a doubt, after installing several images on your Synology NAS using the Docker package, you are wondering how to update your containers quickly and easily. If you have installed some Docker Containers by following the guides in this blog, you may need updates for your containers. Read on to find out how to update … Read more about Synology: How to Update Docker Image
Today I happened to notice that my Synology NAS was using up more disk space than it should have. I didn’t understand right away why this was happening, but then I remembered that over the last few months I had installed several images for Docker for various containers. The funny thing is that “junk” images … Read more about Synology: How to Free Disk Space on Your NAS if You Run Docker