☁️ Nextcloud

Nextcloud gives you access to all your files wherever you are. Pick your own server, protect your data and access it from desktop or mobile devices. Sync and share files from FTP drives, Dropbox, NAS and more — your data stays yours.

🏷️ Category: Cloud

🐳 Image: lscr.io/linuxserver/nextcloud:latest

🔗 Links


📦 Project	github.com/linuxserver/docker-nextcloud
🐛 Support	GitHub Issues
💛 Donate	opencollective.com/linuxserver

🌐 Ports

Port	Protocol	Description
`443`	TCP	Nextcloud Web Interface (HTTPS)

💾 Volumes

Host Path	Container Path	Mode	Description
`/mnt/cache/appdata/nextcloud`	`/config`	RW	Config, database & web files
`/mnt/cache/appdata/nextcloud_data`	`/data`	RW	User files & uploaded data

⚙️ Environment Variables

👤 Permissions

Variable	Default	Masked	Description
`PUID`	`1000`	❌	User ID for file permissions
`PGID`	`1000`	❌	Group ID for file permissions

🚀 Quick Start

Open the MOS Hub and search for Nextcloud
Adjust PUID and PGID to match your server user (run id in terminal to check)
Click Install
Access Nextcloud at https://your-server-ip:443
Complete the setup wizard — choose your admin credentials and database

🧩 Recommended Apps

After setup, install these apps from the Nextcloud App Store for the best experience:

App	Description
Collabora Online	Edit documents, spreadsheets & presentations in browser
Talk	Video calls & chat
Calendar	Sync calendars via CalDAV
Contacts	Sync contacts via CardDAV
Notes	Simple markdown notes
Memories	Google Photos-like photo management

💡 Tip: Pair Nextcloud with Collabora CODE for a complete self-hosted Google Workspace alternative — edit all your documents directly in the browser!

⚠️ Note: Nextcloud runs on port 443 (HTTPS) by default. Make sure no other service is using this port, or change it to something like 8443 if needed.