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Docker App Store

The RoqueOS App Store allows you to install and manage dozens of popular Docker applications with just one click, directly from your web desktop — without needing to write a single command.


How it Works?

The App Store is a visual interface for Docker running on your server. Each app in the catalog is a pre-configured container that RoqueOS knows how to automatically download, configure, and start.

RoqueOS App Store with application catalog


Accessing the App Store

  1. Ensure you are connected to your RoqueOS Server.
  2. In the Launchpad, click on App Store.
  3. Browse the catalog or use the search to find an app.
  4. Click Install and wait for the Docker image to download.

Application Categories

📥 Downloads

AppDescription
qBittorrentTorrent client with web interface
TransmissionLightweight and efficient torrent client
JDownloaderHigh-performance download manager

🎬 Media

AppDescription
PlexPersonal media server (movies, series, music)
JellyfinOpen-source alternative to Plex
NavidromeSpotify-like music server

🛠️ Development

AppDescription
code-serverFull VS Code in the browser
GiteaSelf-hosted Git server (like a private GitHub)
PortainerVisual interface to manage Docker

🏠 Home & Automation

AppDescription
Home AssistantHome automation platform
Node-REDVisual automation with flows
Pi-holeNetwork-level ad blocker

📊 Monitoring

AppDescription
GrafanaDashboards and data visualization
Uptime KumaService uptime monitor
NetdataReal-time performance monitoring

Managing Installed Apps

In the My Apps tab of the App Store, you can:

  • ▶️ Start / Stop containers individually
  • 🔄 Update to the latest version with one click
  • ⚙️ Configure environment variables and ports
  • 🗑️ Remove an app and its data completely

Custom Containers

In addition to the catalog, you can install any custom Docker image:

  1. In the App Store, click Install Custom App.
  2. Enter the Docker image (e.g., nginx:latest).
  3. Configure ports, volumes, and environment variables.
  4. Click Create Container.

Resource Requirements

PERFORMANCE TIP

Each Docker application consumes resources on your server. Check the minimum RAM and CPU recommendations before installing multiple heavy apps. For servers with less than 4 GB of RAM, only install the apps you truly use.

For servers with limited resources, prioritize lightweight apps like qBittorrent, Gitea, and Uptime Kuma over heavier ones like Plex or Grafana.

Released under the MIT License.