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@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@ These Containers are designed to work on a Debain based machine.
For each application there is a seperate folder. For each application there is a seperate folder.
You need to place these folders in your home-directory, for example into `/root`. The docker-compose files are designed in a way, that all configuration- and data-folders are stored in these application folders. If you want to backup your containers you simply backup these folders and you can restore them easily. You need to place these folders in your home-directory, for example into `/root`. The docker-compose files are designed in a way, that all configuration- and data-folders are stored in these application folders. If you want to backup your containers you simply backup these folders and you can restore them easily.
Before you deploy a container, make sure to change the password variables in the `docker-compose.yml` file. Somtimes there are also other variables that you can adapt to your needs.
To deploy a container, go into the application-folder and type: To deploy a container, go into the application-folder and type:
``` ```
docker-compose up -d docker-compose up -d