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Docker: Update cloud README.txt

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PhotoPrism for Cloud Servers running Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa)
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Run this script as root to install PhotoPrism on a cloud server e.g. at DigitalOcean:
SOFTWARE INCLUDED
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PhotoPrism latest, AGPL 3
Docker CE 20.10, Apache 2
Traefik 2.4, MIT
MariaDB 10.5, GPL 2
Ofelia 0.3.4, MIT
Watchtower 1.3, Apache 2
GETTING STARTED
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Run this script as root to install PhotoPrism on a cloud server e.g.
at DigitalOcean:
bash <(curl -s https://dl.photoprism.org/docker/cloud/setup.sh)
This may take a while to complete, depending on the performance of your
server and its internet connection.
This may take a while to complete, depending on the performance of
your server and its internet connection.
When done - and you see no errors - please open
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Configuring multiple apps on the same server is beyond the scope of this base
config and for advanced users only.
## System Requirements ##
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
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We recommend hosting PhotoPrism on a server with at least 2 cores and
4 GB of memory. Beyond these minimum requirements, the amount of RAM
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RAW file conversion and automatic image classification using TensorFlow
will be disabled on servers with less than 2 GB of physical memory.
## Using Let's Encrypt HTTPS ##
USING LET'S ENCRYPT HTTPS
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By default, a self-signed certificate will be used for HTTPS connections.
Browsers are going to show a security warning because of that. Depending