Run command: copy/paste the user defined script below. Time: leave the default settings, they have no relevance Ĥ.3.1. This task will be used just once to install Portainer, we don't want to run it afterwards Ĥ.2.2. Date: set the task to run on a specific date (for eg. Open Synology's Control Panel > Task Scheduler and create a new Scheduled Task > User-defined script you'll then need to fill in some details in the General, Schedule and Task Settings sections.Ĥ.1.1. create a folder named portainer inside docker, which will persist relevant Portainer's data in our local filesystem.open Synology's File Station app and browse to the newly created docker shared folder.install Synology's Docker app from the official package center.We could install it using the terminal / SSH connection to the NAS but in this way everything can be done using Synology's Diskstation Manager UI. will be manageable in both Synology's app and Portainer). the same docker images / containers / volumes / etc. It will make managing docker containers inside Synology much more easier and functional while sharing the same local docker endpoint (i.e. Synology's official docker app is quite limited in terms of functionality and that is the reason why we will install Portainer first.

Step 1: Install Portainer in your Synology NAS using Task Manager ¶

(TO-DO) configure a reverse proxy in your Synology NAS to access PhotoPrism over https / custom domain name.

install PhotoPrism in your Synology NAS using Portainer, accessible over http / direct IP.

configure Portainer to use your Synology's docker endpoint.

install Portainer in your Synology NAS using Task Manager.

The guide will cover the following steps: This guide will help you install PhotoPrism in your Synology NAS using Portainer, an open-source container manager system. Click the edit link to perform changes and send a pull request. Note: This is contributed content and work in progress. Setting up PhotoPrism on Synology using Portainer ¶

Here is a great tutorial for setting up PhotoPrism on Synology NAS: Synology NAS Setting up PhotoPrism on Synology using Docker ¶ Step 4: Configure a reverse proxy in your Synology NAS to access PhotoPrism over https / custom domain name Step 3: Install PhotoPrism in your Synology NAS using Portainer, accessible over http / direct IP Step 2: Configure Portainer to use your Synology's docker endpoint Step 1: Install Portainer in your Synology NAS using Task Manager Setting up PhotoPrism on Synology using Portainer Setting up PhotoPrism on Synology using Docker

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