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Nextcloud

Nextcloud is a self-hosted file storage and collaboration platform — files, calendars, contacts, and more.

Dependencies

  • PostgreSQL - Database for storing metadata and configuration
  • Redis - Used for caching and file locking

Configuration

Key settings in config.yaml:

  • domain - Where Nextcloud will be accessible
  • storage - Persistent volume size (default: 5Gi)
  • adminUser - Admin account username (default: admin)
  • db.name - Database name (default: nextcloud)

First-Time Setup

  1. Add and deploy the app:

    wild app add nextcloud
    wild app deploy nextcloud
    
  2. Nextcloud initializes automatically on first start. Log in with:

    • Username: value of adminUser in your config (default: admin)
    • Password: value of adminPassword in your secrets.yaml
  3. After logging in, install apps from the Nextcloud App Store (Files, Calendar, Contacts, Talk, etc.) via Apps in the top-right menu.

Notes

  • First startup may take a few minutes as Nextcloud runs database migrations
  • The Nextcloud mobile and desktop clients can be configured to sync with your instance URL
  • SMTP can be configured after login under Settings → Administration → Basic settings → Email server