The Apps menu provides a catalog of pre-configured applications deployable via containers, with automatic RouterOS configuration and support for multiple container registries. It requires Container package installation, physical access for initial setup, and includes security considerations such as certificate verification and hardware device management.
This page documents MikroTik RouterOS container support, covering configuration, virtual interfaces, storage, and security considerations. It details properties like restart intervals, DNS settings, CPU allocation, and memory limits for running containerized services while warning of security risks.
This page introduces the container feature in MikroTik RouterOS for running servers like RADIUS within the router, detailing setup steps including container mode activation, networking configuration, and image pulling for FreeRADIUS server deployment.
This page documents configuring HAProxy as a Container in MikroTik RouterOS, providing step-by-step instructions for setting up reverse proxy and load balancing with HTTPS support using Certbot.
This page introduces the container feature in MikroTik RouterOS, enabling users to run servers like HomeAssistant directly on the router. It provides step-by-step instructions for enabling container mode, configuring networking, setting up mounts and environment variables, and obtaining the HomeAssistant Docker image.
This page documents setting up a Synapse Matrix server as a container on MikroTik RouterOS, covering prerequisites like container network configuration and PostgreSQL environment setup for secure federated communication across multiple platforms.
This page introduces using MikroTik RouterOS containers to run an eclipse-mosquitto MQTT server for IoT applications, detailing container setup steps including networking, environment variables, and mounts with SSL support warnings.
This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up PostgreSQL and pgAdmin containers on MikroTik RouterOS, including creating mount points, configuring environment variables, and starting the containers with persistent storage.
This page introduces the container feature in MikroTik RouterOS, enabling users to run servers like ThingsBoard MQTT/HTTP IoT platform directly on the router. It explains how to configure container mode, networking interfaces (veth and bridge), NAT rules for outgoing traffic, and storage requirements. The guide emphasizes RAM/disk space considerations and provides examples for deploying ThingsBoard with