overridesoft/aetheria-headless repository overview

⁠Aetheria Headless

⁠Overview

The Aetheria Headless image provides a convenient and efficient way to deploy the Aetheria headless CMS backend as a Docker container. This image contains all the necessary components and dependencies to run the Aetheria CMS, allowing you to easily set up and manage your backend infrastructure.

⁠Features

⚙️ The Headless Backend Docker Image offers the following features:

• Aetheria CMS: The image includes the Aetheria headless CMS, providing a powerful and flexible content management system for your applications.
• Containerized Environment: Running Aetheria as a Docker container ensures isolation and portability, making it easy to deploy and manage across different environments.
• Efficient and Lightweight: The Docker image is designed to be lightweight, ensuring efficient resource utilization and faster deployment times.
• Scalability: You can horizontally scale the backend by running multiple instances of the Docker container to handle increased traffic and workload.

⁠Usage

🚀 To get started with the Aetheria Headless image follow these steps:

1. Choose the preset: Aetheria headless comes with different presets with pre-installed plugins and features, choose the one that best fits your needs, you can customize it once deployed. Don't know which preset to choose? Check the available ones on the official Aetheria documentation⁠.

2. Pull the Docker Image: Pull the latest version of your chosen preset from the Docker Hub repository using the following command:

   # As an example was chosen the preset `base`
   docker pull overridesoft/aetheria-headless:latest-base
   

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3. Run the Docker Container: Start a new Docker container using the pulled image with the appropriate environment variables and configuration options:

   docker run -d --name aetheria-headless -p 3000:3000 -e EXAMPLE_ENV_VARIABLE=<example_env_value> overridesoft/aetheria-headless:latest-base
   

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   Make sure to define all the required environment variables for the preset you've chosen.

4. Access Aetheria CMS: Once the container is up and running, you can access the Aetheria CMS by navigating to http://localhost:3000 in your web browser.

For detailed documentation, deployment options, and advanced configuration settings, please refer to the official Aetheria documentation⁠.

⁠Get Started Now!

🌟 Take advantage of the Aetheria Headless image to deploy and manage your Aetheria headless CMS effortlessly. Experience the power and flexibility of Aetheria in a containerized environment, allowing you to focus on building exceptional applications.

Visit the official Aetheria documentation⁠ to learn more and get started with Aetheria CMS today!

⁠License

📜 This Docker image is licensed under the GNU General Public License v2.0 (GPL-2.0)⁠.