Storageby Pyo
Deploy Nextcloud on your own servers
Files, calendars, contacts and office documents in your own cloud, on Postgres with KV caching.
What Pyo sets up
- Image
- docker.io/library/nextcloud:35.0.2-apache
- Reached
- Web app, on a domain you add
- Database
- Uses a Postgres and a KV database, connected when you deploy
- Runs as
- One replica with its own data
- Replicas
- 1
- Requests
- 0.25 vCPU · 512 MiB
- Limits
- 2 vCPU · 2 GiB
- Storage
- 20 GiB at /var/www/html
- Health check
- TCP :80
What you can configure
- Admin useradmin
- Admin passwordGenerated, or your own
Leave empty to generate one.
How to deploy it
- 1
Install Pyo
Run the setup command on your server.
- 2
Choose Nextcloud
Open Templates in the dashboard and pick it. Pyo fills in sensible defaults.
- 3
Deploy
Pick a server and deploy. Pyo runs it and follows the rollout.
Ports
- http 80/HTTPInternal until you add a domain
Good to know
- Needs a domain: add it before the first start, then sign in as the admin user with NEXTCLOUD_ADMIN_PASSWORD.
- The first start installs Nextcloud and takes a few minutes.
- Files are kept on its volume; size it for what you'll store.
Related templates
All templatesGet Pyo running on your server
Run Pyo on any machine, from your laptop or VPS to a dedicated server or homelab.
curl -fsSL https://pyo.dev/install.sh | bash