How to Self-Host a HedgeDoc Instance Using Docker: Installation, HTTPS, Backups, Updates, User Management
HedgeDoc is a collaborative markdown editor that can be accessed via a web interface. It is practical for note-taking and for creating texts with multiple people simultaneously working on the document. Since HedgeDoc is open source, you can host it on your own server. This is exactly what I am doing. I mostly use my HedgeDoc instance to take notes and for assignments at university. Since all guides on hosting a HedgeDoc instance I found online lack important steps like setting up your own domain or creating backups, I decided to create my own guide on HedgeDoc self-hosting. In this...