The Docker container is the most reliable way of getting LubeLogger up and running.
To get started, you must first have Docker Desktop installed, which can be found here.
Once Docker is installed and Virtualization is enabled on your computer(usually at the BIOS level), navigate to LubeLogger's GitHub Repository
The two files that you will need to download from the repository are .env and docker-compose.yml
The .env file contains all of the environment variables LubeLogger uses such as Culture and SMTP setup.
The docker-compose.yml file contains instructions that tells Docker how to build the container.

To pull(download) the pre-built Docker image and run it, you just have run the following commands:
docker pull ghcr.io/hargata/lubelogger:latest
docker-compose up

LubeLogger's server instance will be started on the default http://localhost:8080 and you can navigate to it to continue setting it up.

Starting 1.0.2 all distribution of LubeLogger is done exclusively through Docker images.
Pre-compiled standalone executables for Windows/Mac/Linux can be be requested, contact us for more information.