Web Hosting On TrueNAS Scale

[netspear.io]

Hey, I wanted to know what's the best way to host the web applications on TrueNAS Scale?
I have some applications I want to install, that run using MySQL and web server like Apache or something similar.
I don't mind running VMs, just looking for the best way to do it.

 

[Kris Moore]

Bunch of ways to do that. Deploying containers for mysql, apache or similar is certainly possible. Or you can do the same by loading a VM and installing packages via the distro of your choice.

 

[truecharts]

We have MariaDB available as an App that can be used, but we currently do not have a standard webserver ready within our catalog.
However it should be relatively easy to stich one together using Custom-App or Launch docker and connect it to our MariaDB App :)

 

[netspear.io]

We have MariaDB available as an App that can be used, but we currently do not have a standard webserver ready within our catalog.
However it should be relatively easy to stich one together using Custom-App or Launch docker and connect it to our MariaDB App :)

I didn't see the MariaDB in the app catalog. I will check again today.

 

[netspear.io]

Bunch of ways to do that. Deploying containers for mysql, apache or similar is certainly possible. Or you can do the same by loading a VM and installing packages via the distro of your choice.

kk. Thanks!

 

[truecharts]

I didn't see the MariaDB in the app catalog. I will check again today.

It's primarily meant as a dependency for other Apps, hence it's un the dependency train.

 

[netspear.io]

It's primarily meant as a dependency for other Apps, hence it's un the dependency train.

So how would I install it?

 

[truecharts]

So how would I install it?

From the catalog dependency train, like any other App.

 

[LarsR]

edit the truecharts catalogue and add the dependency train and refresh the catalogue

 

[netspear.io]

edit the truecharts catalogue and add the dependency train and refresh the catalogue

Perfect. Thank you!

 

[Korvenwin]

We have MariaDB available as an App that can be used, but we currently do not have a standard webserver ready within our catalog.
However it should be relatively easy to stich one together using Custom-App or Launch docker and connect it to our MariaDB App :)

Any plans to add an Nginx or Apache to the catalog?

 

[truecharts]

Any plans to add an Nginx or Apache to the catalog?

As always:
We're a community everyone is free to PR what they like to be added.
There is no central roadmap for Apps nor do we "build apps to order"

 

[FinleyRrr]

If you're comfortable running VMs, you can definitely go that route and install Apache or a similar web server, along with MySQL, on a virtual machine. This way, you can have complete control over your environment and configure everything to your liking.

 

[Maxiflyer]

If you're comfortable running VMs, you can definitely go that route and install Apache or a similar web server, along with MySQL, on a virtual machine. This way, you can have complete control over your environment and configure everything to your liking.

Another option to consider is using a dedicated server. With a dedicated server, you get a whole physical server to yourself, so you don't have to share resources with anyone else. This is a good choice if you're looking for more power and performance and if you have more demanding web applications to host.

 

[doze5]

From hardware point of view you should go for SSD NVMe with raid and ECC ram + Lite Speed Web Server + Lite Speed Cache. IMHO this is basic for online store hosting. IMHO speed of the website is one of many bricks for good SEO. Maybe in few years I will move my site to my home server with my home fiber, but for now I pay for my hosting.

 

[Dân Hóng Hớt]

That, what i want, thank!