Using the catalogue

The catalogue holds about 60 self-hosted services, sorted into categories: media, files, notes, dashboards, security, development, analytics, databases, game servers, and more.

1. Click New application, then See the catalogue.
2. Search for a service, or filter by category.
3. If the entry asks questions (a version, a port…), answer them and click Use these settings.
4. The new-application form is now filled in. Check it, then click Create and deploy.

What the catalogue does for you:

• Secrets are generated: passwords and keys are random values, unique to your deployment.
• The public address is filled in: settings such as URL or BASE_URL are set from the subdomain.
• Whole stacks are ready: Immich, Nextcloud, Authentik and Paperless come with their database and cache. The app waits for its database to be ready, so there is no restart loop on the first start.

Some services don’t speak HTTP: game servers (Minecraft, Valheim…) and databases.

Traefik only routes HTTP on ports 80 and 443, so these services publish their own port on the server. Connect to them with the server’s IP address and that port, not with the subdomain.

Two such servers can’t use the same host port. Quasar refuses the second one and names the application already using the port.

You can add your own entries and categories to the catalogue. See custom catalogues.