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Some time ago I installed ArchiveBox on a RaspberryPi 4 running k3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distro). I have documented that here: https://darkstar.github.io/

Some time ago I installed ArchiveBox on a RaspberryPi 4 running k3s (a lightweight Kubernetes distro). I have documented that here: https://darkstar.github.io/2022/02/07/k3s-on-raspberrypi-at-home-part6.html https://darkstar.github.io/2022/02/07/k3s-on-raspberrypi-at-... Note that this was a rather old version and some things have probably changed compared to now, so YMMV, but it might still provide a good reference for those who want to try

nikisweeting 2y ago
Thanks for making that tutorial! Happy to report that most of the quirks you cover have been improved: - uid 999 is no longer just enforced, you can pass any PUID:GUID now (like Linuxserver.io containers) - it now accepts ADMIN_USERNAME + ADMIN_PASSWORD env vars to create an initial admin user on first start without having to exec - archivebox/archivebox:latest is 0.7.2 (yearly stable release) and :dev is the 0.8.x pre-release updated daily. All Images are all amd64 & arm64 compatible. - singlefile and sonic are now included in all images & available on all platforms amd64/arm64
- dark-star 2y ago
  yeah I really need to update that guide. Since I published it I have updated ArchiveBox locally to a newer version but never bothered to update the guide :)