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--- docs_in_draft:docker_in_omv [2025/12/08 18:24] – [4. Global environmental variables] chente
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-=== Choose a container ===
+==== 1. Choose a container ====
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 [[https://hub.docker.com/|{{ :omv7:dockeromv7-10.png?direct&200|Go to -> https://hub.docker.com/}}]]
-  * On the [[https://hub.docker.com/|dockerhub]] there are thousands of containers ready to configure.
+  * On [[https://hub.docker.com/|dockerhub]] there are thousands of containers ready to use.
-    * Try to choose containers from reputable publishers ([[https://www.linuxserver.io/|linuxserver]] is very popular) or with many downloads and current ones.
+    * Try to choose containers from reputable publishers ([[https://www.linuxserver.io/|linuxserver]] is very popular) or containers with many downloads and regular updates.
-    * Check that the container is compatible with your server's architecture amd64, arm64...
+    * Check that the container is compatible with your server's architecture: **amd64**, **arm64**, etc.
-    * When choosing one read the publisher's recommendations before installing it.
+    * When choosing one, read the publisher's recommendations before installing it.
 [[https://www.linuxserver.io/|{{ :omv7:dockeromv7-11.png?direct&200|Go to -> https://www.linuxserver.io/}}]]
-  * The plugin has examples that you can install directly. As an example we are going to install [[https://jellyfin.org/|Jellyfin]].
+  * The plugin includes examples that you can install directly.
+  * As an example we are going to install [[https://jellyfin.org/|Jellyfin]].
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-If you have configured folders in the plugin's SETTINGS tab, the example files will usually work as is, but you may want to modify them to optimize your settings. If you finish reading this document and look at any of the example files, you will understand why.
+If you have configured folders in the plugin's SETTINGS tab, the example files will usually work as-is, but you may still want to modify them to optimize your setup. After finishing this document and looking at any example file, you will understand why.
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     * Go to SERVICES > COMPOSE > FILES and click ADD button, then click ADD FROM EXAMPLE button.
-      * Click on the EXAMPLE field and in the list look for the jellyfin file and select it.
+      * Click on the EXAMPLE field and and select the **jellyfin** file from the list.
       * In the NAMEame field you can simply write //jellyfin//
-      * In the DESCRIPTION field you can write something to identify it as Media server.
+      * In the DESCRIPTION field you can write something to identify it as //Media server//.
-      * Press SAVE button.
+      * Press SAVE.
-    * In the form you will see a line with the compose file you just added called //jellyfin//. Select that file and press the EDIT button. At the time of writing this document, the example compose file looks like this:
+    * You will now see a line with the compose file you just added, called //jellyfin//. Select that file and click EDIT. At the time of writing this document, the example compose file looks like this:
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-You will find containers where the creator has not published a compose file. Containers can be run from the CLI with a command line. The plugin uses docker-compose for easy setup but you need that compose file. If you can't find it, you can build it yourself using Composerize and starting from that container's docker command. There is a prepared Composerize container in the plugin's examples list.
+Some containers do not provide a compose file. They can be run from the CLI using a docker command. The plugin uses docker-compose for easy setup, but you still need the compose file. If you can't find it, you can generate one using <b>Composerize</b> starting from the container's docker command. There is a prepared Composerize container in the plugin's examples list.
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 [[https://jellyfin.org/|{{ :omv7:dockeromv7-12.png?200|Go to -> https://jellyfin.org/}}]]