Porttainer - NAS용 Docker 컨테이너 관리자

• Download Docker from Package Center
  • In DSM head over to Package Center
  • Search for Docker
  • Install
• Enable SSH for your NAS
  • If you don’t have SSH enabled follow this .

In DSM, open up the File Station:

• Installing docker creates a docker folder at the root of your volume
• Create a new folder in the docker folder for Portainer
  • I always create the folder based on the name of the image/container I’m setting up, in this case, portainer

Using your preferred terminal SSH into your NAS, once logged in run the following:

%USERNAME%@%NAS_NAME%:~$sudo su -

You may be prompted to re-enter your password and you should do so. This command puts us in the root environment with the root user. Your terminal windows should now look like this:

root@%NAS_NAME%:~#

Copy and paste the following snippet in your terminal

root@%NAS_NAME%:~# docker run -d -p 8000:8000 -p 9000:9000 --name=portainer --restart=always -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -v /volume1/docker/portainer:/data portainer/portainer-ce@latest

If you have any other containers already setup that may be using ports 8000 or 9000 make sure to change that before executing the Docker run command. Now we just have to set up the portainer instance in the web interface and we’ll be all set!

In your browser navigate to http://%SYNOLOGY_IP_ADDRESS%:9000 . Here we will be prompted to create a new user for Portainer.

• Create your username
• Create a new password
• Confirm your password
• Uncheck Allow collection...
• Click Create User

Once your user is created you will be brought to a screen to choose which container environment we want to manage with Portainer.

• Select Docker (or if you are using this to manage Kubernetes then choose that one)
• Click Connect