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QNAP Immich and Container station

#1
I am trying to figure out the container station to install a docker container for immich. I am missing something, but do you have plans to make a tutorial about container stations and how to use them to install Docker apps or whatever they are called?

Here a dockerhub image
https://hub.docker.com/r/leesonaa/immich

and here immich website
https://immich.app/
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#2
Yes, it sounds like you're on the right track with using Container Station to install Docker containers on your QNAP NAS. For installing Immich, you’ll need to make sure Docker is properly configured within the Container Station first.

I don’t have a specific tutorial lined up yet, but here’s a general outline on how you can proceed:

Install Docker: If you haven’t done so already, you’ll first need to install the Container Station app via the QNAP App Center. This will provide the Docker runtime needed for Immich.

Set Up Docker Container:

Open Container Station.
Search for the Immich Docker image (leesonaa/immich) in the Create Container tab.
Follow the prompts to configure the container, such as setting the port mappings, volumes, and environment variables.
Configure Storage Volumes:

Be sure to map the appropriate local storage paths (for media, backups, etc.) in the container configuration so that Immich can access your files.
Networking:

If you want to access Immich from outside your network, ensure that you configure the necessary port forwarding or use a reverse proxy (like Nginx) to expose the app securely.
Start the Container:

Once the container is set up, you can start it and access Immich via its web interface.
Check out the Immich website and Docker Hub image for additional configuration options if needed. You may also want to explore the documentation for Docker networking if you're facing connectivity issues.
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