Navigate to https://yourdomain.com in your preferred web browser.
[ Client Browser ] │ (HTTPS) ▼ [ Reverse Proxy / Web Server ] ──► [ Redis Cache ] │ (FastCGI) ▼ [ PHP-FPM Pools ] ──► [ MariaDB / PostgreSQL ] 2. Prerequisites and System Requirements Hardware Recommendations : 2 Cores (Minimum) | 4+ Cores (Recommended) RAM : 2 GB (Minimum) | 4 GB+ (Recommended for Redis caching)
Choose the or HaRP Proxy (Docker) template. Fill in the details: HaRP host : :8780 FRP server address : :8782 HaRP shared key : Use the same HP_SHARED_KEY from Step 1. Click Check connection and then Register . 3. Update Your Reverse Proxy (Important)
before_script:
Create a dedicated data directory outside of your web root for enhanced security storage layouts: sudo mkdir -p /var/nextcloud_data Use code with caution.
. Rolled out to optimize modern environments like Nextcloud 32+, HaRP acts as a dedicated microservice proxy. It routes requests directly from users to containerized ExApps, ensuring features like real-time WebSockets operate seamlessly without bogging down Nextcloud’s core PHP stack.
Step 5 — Configure PHP
sudo nano /var/www/nextcloud/config/config.php
Run the following SQL commands to set up the Nextcloud backend:
for AI-driven OCR or Face Recognition—while keeping the main Nextcloud instance on lightweight hardware. Nextcloud community GPU Offloading : Register the daemon with --compute_device=cuda
For Nginx, you would add a location block inside your main server configuration:
Step 1 — Update system
: It routes traffic directly from the client to ExApps, bypassing the heavy Nextcloud PHP process to improve performance. WebSocket Support
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