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Question How to install n8n?
- Thread starter arturoeq
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This is https://n8n.io/
According to Installation - n8n Documentation a good choice could be to create a Docker container for it. But installing that app and maintaining it is not really a Plesk topic.
Hi arturoeq,
You should be able to by first creating a subdomain (go to the domains tab in Plesk and click "Add Subdomain"). Once the sub domain is created just follow through the setup steps to get it installed.
*edited part*
Now looking through the docs a bit, since this isn't running as PHP or anything but instead with docker or NPM there might be a bit more complex. It's possible to do it through Plesk but I never figured out how it works, just know you still need to create the sub domain first (unless you're creating a different server elsewhere in which case you just need to create an A record in the DNS to point to the IP of the other server)
You should be able to by first creating a subdomain (go to the domains tab in Plesk and click "Add Subdomain"). Once the sub domain is created just follow through the setup steps to get it installed.
*edited part*
Now looking through the docs a bit, since this isn't running as PHP or anything but instead with docker or NPM there might be a bit more complex. It's possible to do it through Plesk but I never figured out how it works, just know you still need to create the sub domain first (unless you're creating a different server elsewhere in which case you just need to create an A record in the DNS to point to the IP of the other server)
Thanks, maybe someone knows and can help me
Yes, maybe Docker it's the solution, but i don't know how to configure it exactly.