⚡️ Feature: Provide an All-in-One Docker Image for simplified deployment

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Feature Description

Problem: Currently, the only deployment method is via Docker Compose or CLI. This adds complexity for users on NAS (like Synology), or platforms that prefer single-container deployments (like Render, Heroku, or certain VPS setups).

Proposal: Could you provide a single "All-in-One" Docker image that bundles the frontend, backend, and a lightweight database (or allows an external one via env vars)?

Benefit: This would significantly lower the barrier for new users to try out Arcane with a simple docker run command.

Thanks for the great work!

Problem It Solves

Problem: Currently, the only deployment method is via Docker Compose or CLI. This adds complexity for users on NAS (like Synology), or platforms that prefer single-container deployments (like Render, Heroku, or certain VPS setups).

Proposal: Could you provide a single "All-in-One" Docker image that bundles the frontend, backend, and a lightweight database (or allows an external one via env vars)?

Benefit: This would significantly lower the barrier for new users to try out Arcane with a simple docker run command.

Thanks for the great work!

Proposed Solution

Problem: Currently, the only deployment method is via Docker Compose or CLI. This adds complexity for users on NAS (like Synology), or platforms that prefer single-container deployments (like Render, Heroku, or certain VPS setups).

Proposal: Could you provide a single "All-in-One" Docker image that bundles the frontend, backend, and a lightweight database (or allows an external one via env vars)?

Benefit: This would significantly lower the barrier for new users to try out Arcane with a simple docker run command.

Thanks for the great work!

Alternatives Considered

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Additional Context

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Would you be willing to work on this feature?

• Yes, I'd like to implement this feature
• I could help with parts of this feature
• No, I'm just suggesting the feature

[kmendell]

You already can deploy arcane with the single image, it would use sqlite default. ghcr.io/getarcaneapp/arcane is the image that you can use. Unless im not understanding.