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Updated at 03/07/2025 What is Portainer ? Portainer is a GUI-based tool for managing Docker. I’d like to host projects using Docker on a VPS, and Portainer makes maintenance much easier. Table of contents 1. Prerequest 2. Prepare a source code 3. Register Image to GHCR 4. Create a container by Portainer 5. My trouble shooting 1. Prerequest VPS Portainer is deployed Docker Github account 2. Prepare a source code Create a directory in VPS

Updated at 03/07/2025 What happend After updating Portainer, I noticed that my account and related data were lost. Why it happend I updated Portainer to the latest version following the official documentation. I’ll show you how I set up Portainer in VPS. I ran the following command: docker run -d -p 9000:9000 --restart always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock portainer/portainer-ce:latest To update Portainer, I stopped the container and then removed it. After that, I ran the same command I used previously to create the container, which started the updated version.

Easy-to-understand overview of VPS VPS = Virtual Private Server Let’s say that VPS is like renting apartment. By paying fee, we can get individual space in a building based on the shared infrastructure like water supply and gas. Advantages Using the analogy of an apartment to illastrate the advanteges. We can set up living system in lower cost compare to buying a house. We don’t affected so much by other neighbors because each rooms are separated.

※updated Mars 13 ,2025 In the last article I explained how I built my blog. Actually, since this was my first project using a VPS, I’d like to briefly note about the overview of the infrastructure. 1. Hosting the system on a VPS ※VPS = Virtual Private Server Connected my local environment to the VPS via SSH. 2. Setting up Docker and Portainer Installed Docker and Portainer on the VPS.

Updated at 03/07/2025 Motivation I’d like to publish my blog on my persoanl server. Requirements VPS as a server Portainer to manage container Hugo to generate static site Table of contents 1. Preparation 2. Add new stack to Portainer 3. Add style to hugo 4. Add new content 5. Access the page 1. Preparation I cound’t start new container for Hugo from Portainer, so I had to create a directory then install Hugo in my VPS server.