In the modern landscape of self-hosting and server management, the need for a simple, fast, and secure way to manage files via a web browser is universal. While massive ecosystems like Nextcloud or Seafile offer powerful features, they often come with heavy database backends, memory-hungry processes, and complex setups.
environment:
- MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE=500M
version: '3.8'
networks:
tfm-net:
driver: bridge
version: '3.8'
Restart the container – you can now upload multi-gigabyte files. tinyfilemanager docker compose
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ports:
- "8081:80" # Changed from 8080 to 8081
data/ – This directory will be mounted inside the container, serving as the root of the file manager.