Explore a comprehensive tutorial on setting up Sonarr, Jackett, QBittorrent, and Portainer using Docker. Learn how to create a special Docker network, implement hard linking, and configure each tool for optimal performance. Gain insights into the potential risks associated with these applications and discover how to test your setup effectively. Follow along as the instructor collaborates with the IBRACORP YouTube channel to provide step-by-step guidance on installing and configuring these powerful open-source, self-hosted software solutions.
Collaboration with the IBRACORP Channel on Sonarr, Jackett, QBittorrent, in Portainer and Docker
Awesome Open Source via YouTube
Overview
Syllabus
Beginning
Introduction to the Topic and @IBRACORP
Getting Started from Portainer App Templates
Setup a Special Docker Network
Install Radarr and Sonarr
About Hard Linking
Creating our Hard Linking Directory Structure
Install Jacket
A Warning about these Tools
Install QBitTorrent
Configuring QBitTorrent
Configuring Jackett
Configuring Sonarr
Testing our Setup
Thank you to my Patrons and Subscribers, I truly appreciate all of your support!
Taught by
Awesome Open Source
Related Courses
-
Installing Portainer and Portainer Agent - An Update to Show You an Easier Way to Manage Docker
-
Guacamole Remote Desktop - Open Source, Self Hosted Remote Access to Your Machines in the Browser
-
How to Add Remote Raspberry Pi Docker Server to Portainer
-
WikiJS - An Open Source, Self Hosted, Powerful Wiki
-
OpenMediaVault - An Open Source Self Hosted NAS Running on Linux with Docker for Extra Functionality
-
Portainer - A Free, Open Source, Self-Hosted Web GUI for Your Docker Instances - Local and Remote
