8200 port, persistent storage, and common NAS paths so plugins and data do not get lost during upgrades or container recreation.
Prepare
- Install Docker.
- Make sure host port
8200is available. - Prepare a persistent directory for data, plugins, and runtime dependencies.
Choose a deployment path
General Linux deployment
Use Docker bridge networking by default and map container port8200 to host port 8200.
Deploy on Feiniu OS (FNOS)
SSH into Feiniu OS and run the command below. A common Docker config directory on Feiniu OS is/vol1/1000/docker. If your storage pool or user ID is different, replace the host path on the left side of -v.
Deploy on Synology DSM / Container Manager
SSH into Synology and run the command below. A common persistent directory is/volume1/docker/autclaw. If your shared folder is on another storage pool, replace it with the actual path.
To change the port, for example mapping host port
18200 to container port 8200, change -p 8200:8200 to -p 18200:8200.View logs
Recreate the container
Common questions
Can I change the port?
Yes. Change-p 8200:8200 to the host port you want, such as -p 18200:8200.
What should I keep when I recreate the container?
Keep the host persistent directory. Do not delete the database, plugins, or dependencies inside it.Can I deploy this on Windows?
The current docs target Linux and Docker deployments. Windows is not supported.Next steps
- Review runtime directories and paths for database, plugin, and dependency locations.
- Use autClaw Docker operations to view logs, update images, or recreate the container.
- When you need an application upgrade, follow How to upgrade autClaw.