Install Nextcloud AIO with Coolify

Nextcloud AIO is the recommended installation solution by Nextcloud for setting up the suite.

However, the installation constraints make it complicated when trying to integrate it with a Coolify instance.

• The main container name must be identical (mastercontainer)
• Coolify's proxy doesn't integrate well with AIO's specific requirements

To address this, here's an adapted docker-compose file and a mini-tutorial:

1. (Best practice) Clone this repository locally
2. In your Coolify instance, go to New -> Repository (public if your repo is public, private if it's private and you're comfortable with deployment keys or GitHub App)
3. Insert your repository URL, and select the docker-compose option

We won't be using Coolify's proxy, but will instead create a Cloudflare tunnel

• Create an account in https://dash.cloudflare.com/

• Add you domain_name and allow cloudflare to manage it

• Go to Zero Trust -> Networks -> Tunnels

• Create a new tunnel

• Add the domain_name to the tunnel

• The tunnel must point to : http://nextcloud-aio-apache:11000

  • nextcloud-aio-apache is the container-name
  • 11000 the port you configured in the docker-compose file. You can change the port if you want

• Retrieve the tunnel token and add it, in coolify, to the environment variables : TUNNEL_TOKEN

• Also, in the "advanced" menu, check the "Consistent Container Names" option

• Uncomment the "TALK_PORT" line if you want to use TALK (optionnal)

Launch the repository and follow the procedure.