Goodbye Dropbox and Drive! NextCloud as a container in a Synology NAS

In this video, we discuss how to setup NextCloud as a container in a Synology NAS to substitute paid services like Dropbox, One Drive, and Google Drive.

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Reference Guide: https://github.com/Tech-Byte-Tips/Reference-Guides/tree/main/Installing%20NextCloud%20(as%20a%20container)%20in%20a%20Synology%20NAS

Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:05 - The Topic
0:25 - Paid Services
1:36 - Open Source solution: NextCloud
1:41 - Why use it?
2:53 - The Docker Hub Image
3:30 - Building the folder structure
4:25 - Building the Project
4:48 - The Docker Compose file
6:19 - Building the project
6:48 - Initial app setup
7:23 - SQLite vs MySQL
8:38 - Picking the recommended apps
10:01 - Where it will store our files
10:42 - Checking the app out
10:55 - The Dashboard
11:38 - The Recommended apps
13:26 - Where to Administer the app
14:05 - Extending functionality with apps
15:43 - How do we expose NextCloud to the public internet?
20:00 - Configuring the Proxy Server
21:47 - Testing connectivity - SSL Certificate Issue
22:25 - Getting a Let's Encrypt SSL Cerificate
24:30 - Validating the SSL Certificate
25:15 - Enabling access from our public domain
26:50 - Testing the connectivity
28:05 - Outro