Install and configure

Run Quillet with Docker or Helm, configure every variable, sign in with GitHub or Google, store files, and upgrade.

• Run with Docker

  Run the Quillet CMS from its Docker image, with Mongo and Redis beside it, and create the first account.

• Configuration reference

  The CMS reads 54 environment variables, and this page gives each one's meaning, its default, when you need it and what breaks when it is wrong.

• Sign-in with GitHub or Google

  Let people sign in with their GitHub or Google account, limited to your organisation, and close the password sign-up form to everyone else.

• File storage

  Choose where the media library keeps its files, on a mounted disk or in an S3-compatible bucket, and set the limits that guard them.

• Behind a proxy and TLS

  Put the CMS behind a reverse proxy or an ingress that terminates TLS, then tell it its public address and how many proxies stand in front of it.

• Kubernetes with Helm

  Deploy the CMS to a Kubernetes cluster with its Helm chart, against a managed Mongo and a managed Redis.

• Upgrades, migrations and health

  Upgrade the CMS to a new image with its migration run first, and read its probes and logs to know it is healthy.