
Updated 24/12/16 : Plex now have an official Docker container, this guide has been updated to use this.This article along with all titles and tags are the original content of AppNee. Updated 28/03/17 : Automatic updates not working on your container when restarting? Make sure you specify the correct tag for the docker image. If you are a plexpass subscriber pull the “plexinc/pms-docker:plexpass” image, if not pull the “plexinc/pms-docker:public” image. Updated 22/05/17: Issue with NFS volumes not being mounted when docker service started led to media being unavailable without container/ docker restart. Changing volumes passed-through to container to include “:shared” resolves this issue. Reducing the administrative overhead of updating an additional operating system.The reasons for doing this were as below: I’ve been looking at the merits of moving my Plex server workload from a dedicated KVM/QEMU virtual machine to a docker container on the host server itself. A storage location for the Plex configuration directory – this is persistent, i.e.To download and deploy the container you will need: This guide assumes you have installed docker as outlined here: Reducing the compute overhead of running an additional operating system on top of the host O/SĪn additional benefit of running Plex in this manner is that on restarting the container the latest version of Plex is automatically pulled and deployed, making updates in future very, very simple. it will survive containers being deleted/ recreated.

The size of this will vary based on how large your media library is. One or multiple mount points/ folder locations that contains your media (in this example there are multiple “-v” definitions that represent paths to TV shows, movies etc.On libraries with several terabytes of media you looking at tens of gigabytes of storage. INSTALL PLEX MEDIA SERVER ON UBUNTU 16.04 TV INSTALL PLEX MEDIA SERVER ON UBUNTU 16.04 TV.
