Running Virola server in Docker container

Docker containers provide a lightweight, portable, and consistent environment for running applications across different systems. They package applications and their dependencies together, ensuring that the software runs the same regardless of where it is deployed - whether on a developer's laptop, a test environment, or a production server. Containers are isolated from each other and the host system, improving security and preventing conflicts between applications.

On this page, you'll find instructions for installing the self-hosted Virola Server in a Docker container on the most popular Linux distros:

• Alma Linux and Rocky Linux
• Alpine Linux
• Arch Linux
• CentOS Linux
• Debian Linux
• Fedora Linux
• Gentoo Linux
• Kali Linux
• OpenSUSE Linux
• Ubuntu Linux