Hello, envoryx.dev
Envoryx has a home of its own now. Until today, everything lived in the README and one very long deployment guide in the repository. That worked for me, but it’s not the nicest way to find out how to set up HTTPS or why your worker won’t start.
So here it is. The documentation is split into short pages you can actually find
things in, in English and in German - from the installation and your first project to the
five runtimes, databases, domains, IDE setup, backups, the CLI and MCP. The
installation is a single docker run you can paste as it
is, or a small compose.yml if you prefer that.
The changelog lists what changed in every release, and this blog is where I’ll write about new versions and the ideas behind them.
On Unraid, nothing changes: the template is still the way to go.