Add docker-compose configuration to "Installing PufferPanel using Docker" documentation #42
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- define a compose file - separate CLI vs compose
LordRalex
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Mar 5, 2023
- remove host binding for puff-config - add a named volume for puff-config - mapped named volume to /etc/pufferpanel
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I use compose files for my docker setups as I find they're easier to manage, which is what I did for my Pufferpanel setup. Provided in this documentation update is my compose file and equivalent instructions.
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