Docker
Fluidd can be hosted with Docker. This is considered an advanced install, but gives you the benefit of hosting a single instance of Fluidd, and having it connect to multiple printers.
The docker image is updated automatically with each release of Fluidd, and on each commit to the “master” or “develop” branches.
This is a list of the available docker image tags:
latest: points to the most recent releasev*.*.*: points to a specific releaselatest-master: points to the most recent commit to the “master” branchlatest-develop: points to the most recent commit to the “develop” branchsha-<hash>: points to a specific git commit hash