Replace Google Workspace with Nextcloud - Self-Hosted, Exposed with NetBird
Nextcloud is one of the most powerful self-hosted platforms out there giving you file sync, calendars, contacts, office document editing, video calls, and a massive ecosystem of apps, all running on your own hardware. Think of it as your private Google Workspace or iCloud replacement.
In this video, we set up Nextcloud All-in-One using Docker on Ubuntu Server inside Proxmox, and expose it securely to the internet using the NetBird reverse proxy no port forwarding required.
🔗 Knowledge Hub Article: https://netbird.io/knowledge-hub/next...
🔗 Nextcloud AIO Docker Compose: https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-o...
🔗 Proxmox Getting Started Guide: https://netbird.io/knowledge-hub/prox...
🔗 NetBird: https://netbird.io
00:00 - Intro & What Is Nextcloud
00:37 - Prerequisites Overview
01:37 - Storage Considerations
02:52 - Ubuntu VM & Docker Setup
04:10 - NetBird Setup on the VM
04:49 - Creating the Docker Compose File
06:07 - Configuring the NetBird Reverse Proxy
08:24 - Finalizing Compose Config & NC Data Directory
09:33 - Running Docker Compose
10:02 - Nextcloud AIO Web Interface
10:25 - Domain Verification via NetBird Proxy
10:49 - Selecting Features & Containers
11:40 - Containers Starting Up
12:28 - First Login & Accessing the Dashboard
13:02 - Changing the Admin Password
13:22 - Exploring Nextcloud Features & Apps
15:11 - Outro