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Unifi Controller Self Hosted in Docker – MongoDB

Unifi Controller Self Hosted in Docker – MongoDB

#Unifi #Controller #Hosted #Docker #MongoDB

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  1. Maybe useful: Unifi Port 8080 conflict with Crowdsec/Bouncer:

    1) /path-to/traefik/config.yaml

    # change Traefik listening Bouncer port to 8900

    – crowdsec-bouncer:

    forwardauth:

    address: http://bouncer-traefik:8900/api/v1/forwardAuth

    2) /path-to/crowsec/docker-compose.yaml

    # add bouncer environment PORT: 8900

    3) /path-to/crowsec/config/local_api_credentials.yaml

    # change crowdsec listen_url port: 8900

    4) /path-to/crowsec/config/config.yaml

    # change crowdsec listen_url port: 8900

    5) /path-to/crowsec/config/user.yaml

    # change crowdsec list_url port: 8900

    6) Unifi Setting: Settings > System > Advanced and set the Inform Host to a hostname or IP address

  2. okay im glad i watched this
    ill update this sooner rather than later

    i do have a few questions
    i have the linux server hosting docker on a different vlan that thw switch is
    you mentioned about this in the video

    what i had to do is setinform manually by running the command i do just want to eliminate that but i cant get myself to put the server on a physical network

    here is my question
    what rules do you use to have seem-less adoption

  3. Awesome video. Is that image safe to install? I downloaded linuxserver/unifi-controller:latest image and docker scout shows 92 vulnerabilities of which 3 are critical and around 30 are high.

  4. Great video… I use newer docker compose version (3.x instead of 2.x), and unifi controller utilizes the "depends_on: unifi-mongo" command so the startup order is correct

  5. So if I don't use proxy, I skip line 46, 60 and 61?
    And If I go with NGINX in the future I need to either add them again, or do something else?

    And thanks for the video!!

  6. Thank you Jim! Really appreciate this video with the instructions making it available with Traefik. Just found your channel a few weeks ago and am enjoying everything you’re doing. Thanks for all this great content and explaining it very clearly and easily to follow.

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proxmox

Unifi Controller Self Hosted in Docker – MongoDB

Unifi Controller Self Hosted in Docker – MongoDB

#Unifi #Controller #Hosted #Docker #MongoDB

“Jim’s Garage”

Docker Compose Files:

All links to hardware on GitHub:

Find me on:
Discord:
Twitter:…

source

 

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16 Comments

  1. Maybe useful: Unifi Port 8080 conflict with Crowdsec/Bouncer:

    1) /path-to/traefik/config.yaml

    # change Traefik listening Bouncer port to 8900

    – crowdsec-bouncer:

    forwardauth:

    address: http://bouncer-traefik:8900/api/v1/forwardAuth

    2) /path-to/crowsec/docker-compose.yaml

    # add bouncer environment PORT: 8900

    3) /path-to/crowsec/config/local_api_credentials.yaml

    # change crowdsec listen_url port: 8900

    4) /path-to/crowsec/config/config.yaml

    # change crowdsec listen_url port: 8900

    5) /path-to/crowsec/config/user.yaml

    # change crowdsec list_url port: 8900

    6) Unifi Setting: Settings > System > Advanced and set the Inform Host to a hostname or IP address

  2. okay im glad i watched this
    ill update this sooner rather than later

    i do have a few questions
    i have the linux server hosting docker on a different vlan that thw switch is
    you mentioned about this in the video

    what i had to do is setinform manually by running the command i do just want to eliminate that but i cant get myself to put the server on a physical network

    here is my question
    what rules do you use to have seem-less adoption

  3. Awesome video. Is that image safe to install? I downloaded linuxserver/unifi-controller:latest image and docker scout shows 92 vulnerabilities of which 3 are critical and around 30 are high.

  4. Great video… I use newer docker compose version (3.x instead of 2.x), and unifi controller utilizes the "depends_on: unifi-mongo" command so the startup order is correct

  5. So if I don't use proxy, I skip line 46, 60 and 61?
    And If I go with NGINX in the future I need to either add them again, or do something else?

    And thanks for the video!!

  6. Thank you Jim! Really appreciate this video with the instructions making it available with Traefik. Just found your channel a few weeks ago and am enjoying everything you’re doing. Thanks for all this great content and explaining it very clearly and easily to follow.

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