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2. Once installed, go to **Registries**
3. Add the user credentials for your **container registry**
## Chevereto in Portainer
### docker-compose
## docker-compose
Build your own `docker-compose` file by grabbing [httpd-php.dist.yml](../docker-compose/httpd-php.dist.yml) and change:
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image: your_image_here
```
### Adding Chevereto as a Portainer custom application
## Adding Chevereto as a Portainer custom application
1. Open Portainer and go to endpoint **Dashboard**
2. Go to **App Templates** and then click on **Custom Templates**
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When done, Chevereto will be available in the custom applications list.
### Deploying Chevereto in Portainer
## Deploying
1. Go to **Custom Templates**, click **Chevereto**
2. Choose your deploy options
3. Finish by clicking on **Deploy the stack**
By default, Chevereto will be available at [localhost:8016](http://localhost:8016)
When deploying for the **first time**, the volumes will be created and you will **require to fix its permissions**.
## Filesystem permissions
Permissions in the mount path must be `www-data:www-data` to enable Chevereto to write those volumes.
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drwxr-xr-x 2 www-data www-data 4096 Jun 23 15:13 sdk
```
## Volumes
### Multiple instances
To deploy multiple instances using Portainer:
1. Go to **Custom Templates**, click **Chevereto**
2. Choose your deploy options
3. Click **Customize stack** and **change port `8016` references** to another port in your host machine
4. Finish by clicking on **Deploy the stack**
`docker-compose` port `8016` references:
```yaml
ports:
- 8016:80
```
```yaml
CHEVERETO_ASSET_STORAGE_URL: http://localhost:8016/_assets/
```
## Updating
You will need to [update your container image](../README.md#updating) then re-create the new image build.
Once the container image gets re-build, you can re-create the container:
1. Go to your `*chv-build-*` container and click on **Recreate**
2. Make sure to enable **Pull latest image**
The container will be re-created with the updated application layer. Data in your volumes will persist.
## Useful links
* Chevereto [Environment](https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/setup/system/environment.html)
* Chevereto [External Storage](https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/features/integrations/external-storage.html)
## Volume reference
| Volume | Mount path | Purpose |
| ----------- | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------ |
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### `chv-assets`
This volume is used to store the Chevereto assets namely user avatars, website logos, background images, etc. This is used when you configure asset storage for use the `local` External Storage API.
## Updating
You will need to [update your container image](../README.md#updating) then re-create the new image build. Once done:
1. Go to your `*chv-build-*` container and click on **Recreate**
2. Make sure to enable **Pull latest image**
The container will be re-created with the updated application layer. Data in your volumes will persist.
## Useful links
* Chevereto [Environment](https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/setup/system/environment.html)
* Chevereto [External Storage](https://v3-docs.chevereto.com/features/integrations/external-storage.html)