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.
We have an official docker image, serving Fluidd by default on port 80.
For those who have specific security requirements and need/want to run an unprivileged container, we also have an unprivileged docker image available, serving Fluidd by default on port 8080.
You can override the default port where Fluidd will be served by setting the PORT environment variable when starting the docker container.
Both of these docker images are updated for each release and on each commit.
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