1. Download the default docker-compose.yml file from Github
  2. Make changes to the environment variables based on the configuration guide
  3. Configure the postgres container to use persistant storage or leave it out completely if you already a postgresql database running somewhere else
  4. Run docker compose up -d or docker-compose up -d depening on your docker version. You can leave out the -d option to get a direct view of the logs the containers produce, which is nice for debugging your configuration
  5. Open the frontend in your browser at http://{your server address}:{NITRO_PORT}
  6. Log in with the ADMIN_USERNAME and ADMIN_PASSWORD
  7. Optionally create a new user account without admin privileges for normal use