https://grafioschtrader.github.io/gt-user-manual/en/intro/installationupdate/easyinstall/index.htmlThere are two guided ways to install Grafioschtrader (GT): the Linux installer for a classic installation on Debian or Ubuntu, and the installation with Docker. Both ask the necessary questions themselves, generate the passwords on request, set up the database and, for a public domain, obtain the TLS certificate from Let’s Encrypt. This page compares the two ways; their structure is described on the subpages Linux installer and Docker Architecture. The individual commands are in the wiki under Installation with the Linux installer and Grafioschtrader with Docker.HugoenMon, 12 Oct 2026 15:00:00 +0200https://grafioschtrader.github.io/gt-user-manual/en/intro/installationupdate/easyinstall/linuxinstaller/index.htmlMon, 12 Oct 2026 15:00:00 +0200https://grafioschtrader.github.io/gt-user-manual/en/intro/installationupdate/easyinstall/linuxinstaller/index.htmlThe Linux installer sets up Grafioschtrader (GT) as a classic installation on Debian or Ubuntu: the backend runs as a system service, a web server delivers the user interface, and MariaDB stores the data. The result corresponds to a manual installation following the wiki, with the differences described below. How the installer is started and operated is described in the wiki under Installation with the Linux installer; this page explains the structure.https://grafioschtrader.github.io/gt-user-manual/en/intro/installationupdate/easyinstall/dockerarchitecture/index.htmlMon, 12 Oct 2026 15:00:00 +0200https://grafioschtrader.github.io/gt-user-manual/en/intro/installationupdate/easyinstall/dockerarchitecture/index.htmlA Docker installation of Grafioschtrader normally consists of three containers. A fourth container is added only when DuckDNS should keep a changing public IP address of the Docker host up to date. All containers belong to the same Docker Compose project and communicate through an internal network. Three or four containers? The web, backend, and mariadb containers are always required. The duckdns container is optional. The frontend does not require another container: the compiled Angular application is already included in the web container.