How to Install EveryDocs on Fedora CoreOS

EveryDocs is an open-source document management system designed to help organizations manage their digital documents. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install EveryDocs on Fedora CoreOS latest version.

Prerequisites

1. A running instance of Fedora CoreOS with Internet access.
2. A user account with sudo privileges.

Step 1: Install Docker on Fedora CoreOS

1. SSH into your Fedora CoreOS instance as the sudo user.

2. Install Docker by running the following command:

   sudo rpm-ostree install docker
   

3. Start the Docker service by running the following command:

   sudo systemctl start docker
   

4. Enable the Docker service to start automatically on boot:

   sudo systemctl enable docker
   

Step 2: Clone EveryDocs Repository

1. Clone the EveryDocs repository by running the following command:

   git clone https://github.com/jonashellmann/everydocs-core.git
   

2. Change directory to the downloaded repository and navigate to the docker folder:

   cd everydocs-core
   cd docker
   

Step 3: Build EveryDocs Docker Image

1. Build the EveryDocs Docker image by running the following command:

   sudo docker build -t everydocs .
   

2. Wait for the Docker image to be built.

Step 4: Run EveryDocs Docker Container

1. Run the EveryDocs Docker container by running the following command:

   sudo docker run -d -p 8080:3000 everydocs
   

2. Verify that the EveryDocs container is running:

   sudo docker ps
   

   The output should show the EveryDocs container running.

3. Access EveryDocs by opening a web browser and going to:

   http://<Your_CoreOS_IP>:8080
   

   You should see the EveryDocs login page.

4. Login using the following default credentials:

   username: admin
   password: admin
   

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully installed EveryDocs on Fedora CoreOS. You can now start using EveryDocs to manage your digital documents.

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