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Static Configuration File
There are three different, mutually exclusive (i.e., you can use only one at the same time), ways to define static configuration options in Traefik: In a configuration file In the command-line arguments As environment variables These ways are evaluat...
Dynamic Configuration File/s
The dynamic configuration contains everything that defines how the requests are handled by your system. This configuration can change and is seamlessly hot-reloaded, without any request interruption or connection loss. How Traefik Loads the Dynamic Config Fil...
What is OIDC?
Overview This page shows one example use case of OpenID Connect (OIDC), using Traefik as a reverse proxy, Authelia as an identity provider (OIDC Provider), and Linkwarden (the “Relying Party”). Plea...
Setup OIDC Guide for Beginners
Overview Please take a look at how OIDC works here if you haven’t already: What is OIDC? This little Wiki Article will guide you through how to get OIDC running. In this example, we will set up OIDC with the service Linkwa...
Add OIDC-Integration for Linkwarden
Overview This page will show you how to add Linkwarden as a client (integration) for Authelia using OpenID Connect (OIDC). We’ll walk through configuring the clients section in Authelia’s configuration.yml, updating your access contro...
What is Beszel?
Introduction Beszel is a lightweight server monitoring platform that provides a friendly, configurable interface for tracking system health and Docker statistics. It supports historical data storage, alerting, and simple setup processes. It offers ...
Quickstart Guide
Introduction Architecture Beszel consists of two main components: Hub: A web application that provides a dashboard for viewing and managing connected systems. Built on PocketBase. Agent: Runs on each system you want to monitor, creating a mi...
Most common Problems
Beszel Troubleshooting Guide Below are common issues that you may encounter when setting up or running Beszel, along with suggested steps to diagnose and resolve them. Refer to the official Common Issues guide on the Beszel website for additio...
Enviroment Variables
Beszel Environment Variables Below is a comprehensive list of environment variables for both the Beszel Hub and the Agent. These variables control functionality such as content security policies, OAuth/OIDC behavior, filesystem monitoring, and mo...
GPU Monitoring
GPU Monitoring Beszel can monitor GPU usage, temperature, and power draw for select devices. This feature is currently only available in the binary agent, not in the Docker agent. Binary Agent Only The Docker agent does not support GPU monitori...
User Accounts
User Accounts This section covers the various user roles in Beszel, their permissions, and how to reset or change passwords. Note that Beszel user roles operate on top of a PocketBase back-end, and some features (like superuser creation) are han...
Cloudflare Plugin (Allow only CF-Traffic to your Server)
Overview This plugin ensures that incoming requests must originate from Cloudflare’s network (or other CIDRs that you explicitly allow). It is particularly useful when you only want Cloudflare-proxied traffic to reach your services. By using Cloud...
What is Shephard?
Features: A Docker swarm service for automatically updating your services whenever their base image is refreshed. How does it work? Shepherd just triggers updates by updating the image specification for each service, removing the curr...
Quickstart Guide
Overview A Docker swarm service for automatically updating your services whenever their base image is refreshed.This Wiki Post will guide you through setting up Shepherd for Docker Swarm. How does it work? Shepherd triggers updates by u...
Enviroment Variables
Environment Variable Description Example Value SLEEP_TIME Time interval between update checks (default: 5 minutes) 5m IGNORELIST_SERVICES Space-separated list of services to ignore during updates shepherd my-other-service FILTER_...
What is Paperless-NGX? (Live-Demo)
DEMO Introduction Paperless-NGX is an open-source document management system designed to help users automate the process of digitizing, organizing, and archiving documents. By offering user-friendly interfaces, robust indexing/search capabil...
Quick Paperless Stack Setup Guide
Paperless NGX is an open-source document management solution that allows you to digitize and efficiently manage your paperwork. In this guide, we will deploy Paperless NGX on a Docker Swarm cluster using a shared storage volume provided by GlusterFS (o...
Tags, Document Types, Correspondent & more
Paperless-ngx is a wonderful tool to scan, classify, and organize your documents. In this article, we’ll discuss three important organizational elements: Document Types, Correspondent, and Tags. Along the way, we’ll ask guiding questions to help yo...
SMTP Setup
Setting up an SMTP server for the backend in Paperless-ngx allows you to send emails directly from the system, most commonly for password reset purposes. These environment variables closely mirror the corresponding Django email settings, ensuring e...