lincolnthalles/memos repository overview

Optimized images of neosmemo/memos⁠ | usememos/memos⁠, the open-source, lightweight note-taking service.

⁠Quick start

⁠Docker run (latest)

docker run -d --name memos -p 5230:5230 -v ~/.memos/:/var/opt/memos lincolnthalles/memos:latest

⁠Docker run (nightly)

docker run -d --name memos-nightly -p 5231:5230 -v ~/.memos-nightly/:/var/opt/memos lincolnthalles/memos:nightly

⁠Docker run (throwaway nightly in demo mode)

docker run -d --rm --name memos-throwaway -p 5232:5230 -e MEMOS_DEMO=true lincolnthalles/memos:nightly

⁠Available architectures

To use an image for a specific CPU architecture, add --platform=<platform> to the docker command line, before the image specifier.

Read more at Platform variants⁠

⁠About images

• Versioned images are checked out to the matching Memos upstream tag.

• Nightly images use whatever is available at Memos' main branch at build time.

• Image packages are auto-upgraded at build time.

• Nightly images are built daily at 00:00 UTC.

• Images are published at the same time to Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry⁠.

⁠Platform variants

There are multiple builds for arm and amd64 platforms, with different hardware optimizations. Choose the one that best suits the host CPU.

Run cat /proc/cpuinfo and uname -m to find out your CPU model and architecture. For an ARMv8 or aarch64 CPU, use the ARM64 build.

⚠ Avoid using the arm/v5 variant unless the host CPU can't handle anything newer. While it works, the lack of VFP hinders the performance of applications that were not specifically written to this architecture.

⁠Source

All related code is hosted at GitHub⁠.