Deploy Seafile (no memcached) on Your Own Server
Reliable and Performant File Sync and Share Solution
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What is Seafile (no memcached)?
Seafile is an open source file sync&share solution designed for high reliability, performance and productivity. Sync, share and collaborate across devices and teams. Build your team's knowledge base with Seafile's built-in Wiki feature.
Self-Host Seafile (no memcached)
Follow these steps to deploy on your own server.
Install Docker
Skip this step if Docker is already installed on your server.
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com | sh
Configure
Customize the settings below. Defaults work for most cases.
General
Deploy
Copy the configuration and run it on your server.
services:
seafile_nomemcached:
image: seafileltd/seafile-mc:8.0.7
environment:
DB_HOST: seafile_nomemcached-db
DB_ROOT_PASSWD: f1b5f488d4
SEAFILE_ADMIN_EMAIL: admin@seafile.com
SEAFILE_ADMIN_PASSWORD: 77a2a82236
SEAFILE_SERVER_HOSTNAME: ""
TIME_ZONE: Etc/UTC
volumes:
- seafile_nomemcached-data:/shared
depends_on:
- seafile_nomemcached-db
seafile_nomemcached-db:
image: mariadb:10.6.4
environment:
MYSQL_LOG_CONSOLE: "true"
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD: f1b5f488d4
volumes:
- seafile_nomemcached-db-data:/var/lib/mysql
volumes:
seafile_nomemcached-data: {}
seafile_nomemcached-db-data: {}
Then run:
docker compose up -d
Access
Once started, access your app at http://localhost:80
Why Self-Host Seafile (no memcached)?
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
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