A _docker-compose.yml_ file is provided for anyone who uses docker compose.
You can start the panel by running `docker-compose up -d`; You can edit variables using the environment section within _docker-compose.yml_.
### The "/data" Volume ###
### The _/data_ Volume ###
The data volume for the image is used to maintain persistence:
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### Updating ###
Refer to https://docs.pterodactyl.io/ when updating to a newer version. `php artisan pterodactyl:env` and `php artisan pterodatyl:mail`is not required if you have the variables set outside of _/data/pterodactyl.conf_.
Refer to https://docs.pterodactyl.io/ when updating to a newer version. `php artisan pterodactyl:env` and `php artisan pterodatyl:mail`are not required if you have the variables set outside of _/data/pterodactyl.conf_.
### Entrypoint Commands ###
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### SSL Encryption ###
SSL Encryption is an optional but recommended feature. Automatic SSL is provided by Let's Encrypt. When using the webroot feature in certbot (refer to docker-compose.yml), you should mount the .well-known directory created to `/var/www/html/public/.well-known` within the panel container.
SSL Encryption is an optional but recommended feature. Automatic SSL within _docker-compose.yml_ is provided by Let's Encrypt. When using the webroot feature in certbot (refer to docker-compose.yml), you should mount the .well-known directory created to `/var/www/html/public/.well-known` within the panel container.
