Self-Hosting Dawarich

Get started self-hosting Dawarich with Docker and Docker Compose, including prerequisites and setup

Minimum hardware requirements for self-hosting Dawarich, including RAM, CPU, and disk space recommendations

Install Dawarich using Docker and Docker Compose on Linux, macOS, Windows, or Synology

Set up Dawarich using Docker Compose by following the self-hosting introduction guide

Deploy Dawarich on a Kubernetes cluster with YAML manifests

Step-by-step guide to install and configure Dawarich on a Synology NAS using Container Manager

A guide on how to install Dawarich on Unraid using Community Applications (CA) plugin

Run Dawarich as a native Home Assistant app with automatic location tracking

Reference for all Dawarich environment variables including database, Redis, geocoding, and application

Configure a reverse proxy with Nginx, Traefik, Caddy, or Apache for your self-hosted Dawarich instance

Expose your self-hosted Dawarich instance to the internet using CloudFlare Zero Trust Tunnels without

Configure OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication with providers like Authentik, Authelia, or Keycloak for

Configure outgoing email (password reset, digests, family invitations) for your self-hosted Dawarich

Configure reverse geocoding in Dawarich using Photon, Geoapify, Nominatim, or a self-hosted service to

Breaking changes and migration instructions for each Dawarich version update

Back up and restore your Dawarich PostgreSQL database using Docker commands

Step-by-step guide to upgrade your Dawarich database from an older PostgreSQL version to PostgreSQL 17

Migrate your Dawarich database from standard PostgreSQL to PostGIS for spatial data support

Export Dawarich metrics to Prometheus for monitoring your self-hosted instance

Automatically import GPX, OwnTracks, and GeoJSON files by watching a directory for new files