I'm trying to get Nextcloud up and running using Docker Compose. I've managed to get other containers like Caddy, AdGuard, and Vaultwarden working without much hassle, but Nextcloud seems to be more of a challenge. I followed some guidance and ended up with the following `docker-compose.yml`: [link](https://pastebin.com/5djbRNpC), and I've set it up to be reverse proxied through Caddy, detailed here: [link](https://pastebin.com/if7KTmcg).
Additionally, I have an external drive mounted at `/mnt/nextcloud_data`. However, I can't seem to reach the Nextcloud site when I try to access it. Can anyone help me figure out what might be going wrong?
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It sounds like you might be overcomplicating things with Nextcloud. Before diving deep into it, think about what you actually need from it. A lot of folks, including myself, find that using dedicated containers for just the services they really use works better in the long run. Maybe start smaller?
I just want to have some online storage for files, like sharing photos, music, and documents through links.