SimpleCDN

A simple CDN service for your website.

Quick Start

Use this command to get SimpleCDN up and running in Docker:

docker run -td \ 
    --restart unless-stopped \
    -p 8080:8080 \
    -v FILES_DIR:/data \
    --name cdn \
    karx/simplecdn:latest

Change the above example as needed.

Running in Docker

This container uses a popular port used commonly for webservers, 8080. This means that this may conflict with existing applications.

However, if you keep it at the default 8080, you will not be able to access the application through a web browser without specifying the port number. If this is not what you want, use a reverse proxy service like Træfik or Nginx.

Docker Arguments	Description
-p <Host Port>:<Container Port> Required	Map an outside port to the containter. The Container Port should always be 8080, otherwise you will not be able to access SimpleCDN,
--restart unless-stopped Recommended	Automatically (re)start SimpleCDN at boot or in the case of a crash.
-v <File Directory>:/data Required	Allows SimpleCDN to write authentication data and files to the host disc. Omitting this option will lead to data loss.
--name cdn Optional	Explicitly sets the name of the container.

If you use a Host Port other than 80, you will have to specify the port number you chose in the browser address bar, or forward requests to it using a reverse proxy like Træfik or Nginx.

User Feedback

Please report issues on the Github Issue Tracker. If you see an issue in the codebase or any of the documentation that you would like to fix, feel free to make a Pull Request.