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      <title>Great things with containers: Internet Archive in Docker</title>
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      <description>In the following tutorial, you will install yourself a private &amp;ldquo;Internet Archive&amp;rdquo; as a Docker container. All you need is this &amp;ldquo;Docker-compose&amp;rdquo; file:
version: &#39;2&#39; services: db: image: radhifadlillah/shiori:latest container_name: bookmark-archiv-shiori volumes: - ./shiori-server:/srv/shiori ports: - &amp;quot;18080:8080&amp;quot; After launching the yml file with docker-compose via &amp;ldquo;docker-compose -f your-file.yml up -d&amp;rdquo;, you can access the local internet archive via the specified port, for example http://localhost:18080 . The default login can be found on the following website: https://github.</description>
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