Tailscale-Docker
Tailscale-Docker
OfficialDocker app from EDACerton's Repository
Overview
To access Unraid resources, install the Tailscale plugin instead.
This container provides Tailscale for use as a sidecar for Docker containers connected to ipvlan (e.g., br0) networks, or for use with node sharing.
Important InformationThis container is only intended for advanced networking configurations, so it is expected that you know what you are doing.
Support will not be provided for using this container to access Unraid resources (WebGUI, shares, etc.).
State ConfigurationThis container can be configured as either an ephemeral or persistent node.
To create a persistent node:
- (Optional) Generate an authentication key in the Tailscale admin console.
- Set Hostname, State Storage, and (if applicable) Authentication Key in the container configuration.
- If you did not set an authentication key, open the container logs to obtain the login URL to join the node to your tailnet. Caution: If you use this method, you must complete the login within 60 seconds of the container starting.
To create an ephemeral node:
- Generate an ephemeral authentication key in the Tailscale admin console.
- Set Hostname and Authentication Key in the container configuration. Leave State Storage blank.
Runtime arguments
- Network
bridge- Shell
sh- Privileged
- false
Template configuration
Path to store Tailscale state. Leave blank for ephemeral nodes.
- Target
- /state
- Default
- /mnt/user/appdata/tailscale
Name to be assigned to node on the tailnet.
- Target
- TS_HOSTNAME
- Default
- unraid-docker
Authentication key to use to join the tailnet. Required for ephemeral nodes. Only used on first start if state is persistent.
- Target
- TS_AUTHKEY
Extra arguments to pass via tailscale up.
- Target
- TS_EXTRA_ARGS
- Value
- /state
- Value
- true
- Value
- true
Categories
Download Statistics
Total Downloads Over Time
Details
tailscale/tailscale:stableRun Tailscale-Docker on Unraid.
Tailscale-Docker is listed in Community Apps for Unraid OS. Explore Unraid to build a flexible home server, NAS, or homelab.