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Imagor (Local storage)

Deploy Imagor (Local storage) on Your Own Server

Imagor is a fast, Docker-ready image processing server written in Go. (Stores images locally as docker volumes)

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What is Imagor (Local storage)?

Imagor is a fast, Docker-ready image processing server written in Go. This app will store the images in local file system, using mounted volume. If you want to s3 buckets use the Imagor S3 instead. GitHub: https://github.com/cshum/imagor

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Self-Host Imagor (Local storage)

Follow these steps to deploy on your own server.

1

Install Docker

Skip this step if Docker is already installed on your server.

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh
2

Configure

Customize the settings below. Defaults work for most cases.

General
3

Deploy

Copy the configuration and run it on your server.

services:
  imagor_local:
    image: shumc/imagor:0.8.11
    environment:
      FILE_LOADER_BASE_DIR: /mnt/data
      FILE_RESULT_STORAGE_BASE_DIR: /mnt/data/result
      FILE_STORAGE_BASE_DIR: /mnt/data
      IMAGOR_SECRET: 1d97744c2a77029ec88850a8fe387200
      IMAGOR_UNSAFE: "1"
      PORT: "80"
    volumes:
      - imagor_local-data:/mnt/data
volumes:
  imagor_local-data: {}

Then run:

docker compose up -d
4

Access

Once started, access your app at http://localhost:80

Why Self-Host Imagor (Local storage)?

Full Data Ownership

Your data stays on your servers. No third-party access.

No Monthly Fees

Pay only for your server. No per-seat or usage charges.

Complete Control

Customize, backup, and scale on your own terms.

Privacy & Compliance

Meet GDPR, HIPAA, or internal security requirements.

Technical Details

Docker Image

shumc/imagor:${imagor_version}

Official Docs

github.com

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