I'm new to Docker and NAS setups, and I've successfully configured Tailscale on my dxp4800+. It's running well as an image, but I've noticed it isn't showing up as a container like my Jellyfin does. Is it necessary for Tailscale to show up as a container? Without it being a container, I'm missing options in the menu, which is concerning since Tailscale has a security update I can't access through the Docker interface. Also, I need to figure out how to change my Tailscale image installation from :latest to :stable. Should I wait for it to automatically update, or is there a specific action I need to take? Any guidance would be appreciated!
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It looks like Tailscale might not be properly set up if you're only seeing it as an image and not as a container. When using Docker, the containers are what actually run the app. Make sure you’ve followed the proper setup for it. According to Tailscale documentation, their Docker images are meant to run as containers to expose your applications to your Tailscale network. Check out their guides on this for more details.
Thanks for pointing that out! Just getting acclimated, so this helps a lot.