Step 1: Running Navidrome

As mentionned before, I am going to explain how to run Navidrome using Docker Compose.
If you have trouble following some steps, I will link to short videos showing how to do them. 
 Start by creating a folder named navidrome (or naything you like!) and cd into it. video 
 Edit a file named docker-compose.yml and paste in this inside: 
 services:
 navidrome:
 image: deluan/navidrome:latest
 user: 1000:1000
 ports:
 - "4533:4533" # change it to `127.0.0.1:4533:4533` after you've set up the reverse proxy, if you plan on setting one up
 restart: unless-stopped
 environment:
 ND_SCANSCHEDULE: 1h # at what frequency navidrome should scan for new content. set to 0 to disable
 ND_LOGLEVEL: info
 ND_SESSIONTIMEOUT: 24h
 ND_BASEURL: "https://music.example.com" # change this to the url you want navidrome to be accessible at. remove this line if no remote access is planned
 volumes:
 - "./data:/data" # where navidrome's config etc. will be stored
 - "../music:/music:ro" # where we will put our music. `ro` means read-only so navidrome cannot edit/remove files
 
 video 
 There are many, many more configuration options that you can find here . 
Don't forget to create the folder you plan on putting your music in before starting Navidrome or you will have issues. 
 After that, run sudo docker compose up -d and sudo docker compose logs -f . The first command start the containers required for navidrome (which is just navidrome in this case) and the second one prints the containers logs in the terminal, -f meaning follow , so keep printing new logs as they arrive. video 
 If everything went correctly, Navidrome should now be accessible at http://<server ip>:4533 ! If not, read the logs and troubleshoot yourself! ( jk, I will add some troubleshooting steps! ) 
It should ask you to create an admin user, enter a username and password (a strong one if you plan on having remote access!) and confirm. 
 You should now be on Navidrome's home page, which is recently added albums.