Using Synology Docker to Run Containers on Your NAS
To use Synology Docker to run containers on your NAS, follow these steps:
Step 1: Enable Docker on your Synology NAS
1. Log in to the DSM web interface of your Synology NAS.
2. Go to the "Control Panel" and select "Terminal & SNMP".
3. In the "Terminal" tab, check the box next to "Enable SSH service" and click "Apply".
Step 2: Install Docker on your Synology NAS
1. Open the "Package Center" on your Synology NAS.
2. Search for "Docker" and click on the "Docker" package.
3. Click "Install" to start the installation process.
Step 3: Configure Docker on your Synology NAS
1. After the installation is complete, go back to the DSM web interface.
2. Open the "Docker" app from the main menu.
3. Click on "Registry" to search for and download Docker images.
4. Click on "Image" to see the list of downloaded Docker images.
5. Select an image and click on "Launch" to create a container.
Step 4: Manage your Docker containers on Synology NAS
1. In the Docker app, click on "Container" to see a list of running containers.
2. From here, you can start, stop, or delete containers as needed.
3. To access the running containers, click on "Terminal" to launch the container's command line interface.
4. You can also configure advanced settings such as port forwarding, volume mounting, and resource allocation for each container.
By following these steps, you can successfully use Synology Docker to run containers on your NAS. Enjoy the benefits of containerization and easily manage your applications and services on your Synology NAS.
