Image Gallery

This article introduces the panel's "Image Gallery" — browsing and one-click deployment of common Docker images.

In a Nutshell

The Image Gallery is a "Docker image store": it contains the official images of common software (nginx, mysql, redis, WordPress, etc.), each pre-configured with "default port, username/password, deployment command, notes", so you can pull and run them with one click without searching elsewhere.

Overview

The Image Gallery contains common Docker images with "All / Installed" category browsing; each image includes complete details (default username/password, port, deployment steps, notes), and supports one-click pull and run.

Use Cases

Quickly find the official image of a common piece of software
Pull an image and run a container with one click
View key information such as an image's default port, username/password, and data volume

How to Use

1. Go to "Image Gallery", browse or search for images (well-organized categories, large selection)

2. Switch between "All" and "Installed"

3. Click an image to see its details (image name, default port, username/password, deployment command, notes)

4. Click "Install" to pull and run with one click

CMS One-Click Install (Auto DB Setup)

For the WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, MediaWiki, Halo, and Ghost images in the "Website / CMS / Blog" category, clicking shows two large buttons at the top of the details page, clearly distinguishing the two install methods:

Button Description

⚡ One-Click Install (Auto DB Setup) No manual SQL at any step: auto-install Docker → start the shared MariaDB (reused if already installed) → auto-create the database and user (random strong password) → start the CMS with the database config auto-filled. The install process is shown in a real-time log + overall progress bar window and can be stopped mid-way; on completion it shows the access URL and database credentials, copyable with one click.

Manual Install (Command) Shows the complete deployment steps for that image (install DB → create DB and user → docker run / docker-compose); the commands can be edited and then copied or run with one click, suited to users who want to control every step themselves.

Button	Description
⚡ One-Click Install (Auto DB Setup)	No manual SQL at any step: auto-install Docker → start the shared MariaDB (reused if already installed) → auto-create the database and user (random strong password) → start the CMS with the database config auto-filled. The install process is shown in a real-time log + overall progress bar window and can be stopped mid-way; on completion it shows the access URL and database credentials, copyable with one click.
Manual Install (Command)	Shows the complete deployment steps for that image (install DB → create DB and user → `docker run` / `docker-compose`); the commands can be edited and then copied or run with one click, suited to users who want to control every step themselves.

After a one-click install, visit http://server-IP:<port> to enter the CMS's install wizard / registration page (e.g. WordPress uses port 8080, redirecting to /wp-admin/install.php). The database credentials are also written to the target server at /opt/sshe-db-creds/<container-name>.conf; you can view / back them up / one-click deploy phpMyAdmin from "View Installed Site's Database Credentials" on the details page.

Automation level of each CMS:

CMS	State after one-click install
WordPress / Joomla	Fully automatic DB setup; after install, visit to set up the administrator
MediaWiki	Fully automatic: the `install.php` command line automatically creates tables + creates an administrator + generates and persists `LocalSettings.php`; after install, log in directly with the auto-generated admin username/password from the result, no web wizard needed
Ghost	Fully automatic DB setup, with default `url=http://local-IP:2368` to support remote login; if accessed via NAT/domain, change url to the public address or domain (see the notes on the details page)
Drupal	Auto DB setup + auto-created and authorized `sites/default/files/translations` directory (www-data writable); just enter the wizard and select the database type
Halo	Built-in H2 database; after install, initialize the administrator directly

> Tip: if Docker Hub image pulls time out on servers in mainland China, first configure a Docker registry mirror (e.g. docker.1ms.run / docker.m.daocloud.io).

Images under "Installed" provide inline actions (Install / Uninstall / Stop / Start / Restart / Delete).

What Image Details Include

Info	Description
Image name / tag	e.g. `nginx:latest`
Default port	The port the container exposes
Default username / password	Shown for images with a login interface
Deployment command	An editable `docker run` / `docker-compose` command
Data volume	The persistence directory
Notes	Port conflicts, resource requirements, security tips

Difference from the App Store

	App Store	Image Gallery
Positioning	Complete applications (ready to use)	Underlying images (base services/components)
Examples	Nextcloud, WordPress, Memos	nginx, mysql, redis
Deployment	Auto-writes docker-compose + configuration	One-click `docker run`
Commands	Auto-generated	Provides editable commands

Notes

1. Running images requires the target server to have Docker installed.

2. Placeholders in deployment commands (passwords, paths, etc.) are clearly marked; replace them with your own values.

3. Pulled images can be large (several hundred MB); make sure the target server has sufficient disk space and bandwidth.

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