Day 32: Flarum – Open-Source Forum – 7 Days of Docker

22. May 2025

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Flarum is a modern, fast, and extensible forum software that makes online discussion fun. This comprehensive guide will walk you through setting up Flarum on your own server using Docker Compose, covering multiple approaches, configuration options, and best practices.

What is Flarum?

Flarum is a next-generation forum software that focuses on simplicity and speed. It’s built with PHP and uses a modern JavaScript framework for the frontend, providing a mobile-first, responsive design that works beautifully on all devices.

Key Features:

Fast and lightweight
Mobile-first responsive design
Extensible with a rich ecosystem of extensions
Modern, clean interface
Built-in support for multiple languages
SEO-friendly URLs
Real-time notifications

Server Requirements

Before setting up Flarum with Docker, ensure your server meets these requirements:

Docker: Version 20.10+ recommended
Docker Compose: Version 2.0+ recommended
System Resources: Minimum 1GB RAM, 2GB+ recommended
Storage: At least 2GB free space for Docker images and data
Network: Open ports for HTTP/HTTPS access

Flarum Technical Requirements (handled by Docker containers):

PHP 8.1+ (8.2+ recommended) with extensions: curl, dom, fileinfo, gd, json, mbstring, openssl, pdo_mysql, tokenizer, zip, session
MySQL 5.6+/8.0.23+ or MariaDB 10.0.5+
Web server (Nginx or Apache)

Method 1: Simple Setup with Official Flarum Image

This approach uses the official Flarum Docker image for a straightforward setup.

Docker Compose Configuration

Create a directory for your Flarum installation:


mkdir flarum-docker
cd flarum-docker

mkdir flarum-docker

cd flarum-docker

Create a docker-compose.yml file:


version: '3.8'

services:
  flarum:
    image: flarum/flarum:latest
    container_name: flarum
    ports:
      - "8080:80"
    environment:
      - FORUM_URL=http://localhost:8080
      - DB_HOST=db
      - DB_NAME=flarum
      - DB_USER=flarum
      - DB_PASS=secure_password_here
    volumes:
      - ./flarum_data:/flarum/app
    depends_on:
      - db
    restart: unless-stopped

  db:
    image: mariadb:10.11
    container_name: flarum_db
    environment:
      - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root_password_here
      - MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum
      - MYSQL_USER=flarum
      - MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_password_here
    volumes:
      - ./db_data:/var/lib/mysql
    restart: unless-stopped

version: '3.8'

services:

flarum:

image: flarum/flarum:latest

container_name: flarum

ports:

- "8080:80"

environment:

- FORUM_URL=http://localhost:8080

- DB_HOST=db

- DB_NAME=flarum

- DB_USER=flarum

- DB_PASS=secure_password_here

volumes:

- ./flarum_data:/flarum/app

depends_on:

- db

restart: unless-stopped

db:

image: mariadb:10.11

container_name: flarum_db

environment:

- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root_password_here

- MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum

- MYSQL_USER=flarum

- MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_password_here

volumes:

- ./db_data:/var/lib/mysql

restart: unless-stopped

Environment Variables for Basic Setup

Variable	Description	Required	Default
`FORUM_URL`	Full URL where your forum will be accessible	Yes	–
`DB_HOST`	Database hostname	Yes	–
`DB_NAME`	Database name	Yes	–
`DB_USER`	Database username	Yes	–
`DB_PASS`	Database password	Yes	–

Method 2: Feature-Rich Setup with mondedie/flarum

The mondedie/flarum image is a popular community-maintained image with additional features and better optimization.

Docker Compose Configuration


version: '3.8'

services:
  flarum:
    image: mondedie/flarum:stable
    container_name: flarum
    ports:
      - "80:8888"
    env_file:
      - flarum.env
    volumes:
      - ./flarum/assets:/flarum/app/public/assets
      - ./flarum/extensions:/flarum/app/extensions
      - ./flarum/storage:/flarum/app/storage/logs
      - ./flarum/nginx:/etc/nginx/flarum
    depends_on:
      - mariadb
    restart: unless-stopped

  mariadb:
    image: mariadb:10.11
    container_name: flarum_mariadb
    environment:
      - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=super_secure_root_password
      - MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum
      - MYSQL_USER=flarum
      - MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_flarum_password
    volumes:
      - ./mysql/data:/var/lib/mysql
    restart: unless-stopped

  # Optional: phpMyAdmin for database management
  phpmyadmin:
    image: phpmyadmin:latest
    container_name: flarum_phpmyadmin
    ports:
      - "8081:80"
    environment:
      - PMA_HOST=mariadb
      - PMA_USER=flarum
      - PMA_PASSWORD=secure_flarum_password
    depends_on:
      - mariadb
    restart: unless-stopped

version: '3.8'

services:

flarum:

image: mondedie/flarum:stable

container_name: flarum

ports:

- "80:8888"

env_file:

- flarum.env

volumes:

- ./flarum/assets:/flarum/app/public/assets

- ./flarum/extensions:/flarum/app/extensions

- ./flarum/storage:/flarum/app/storage/logs

- ./flarum/nginx:/etc/nginx/flarum

depends_on:

- mariadb

restart: unless-stopped

mariadb:

image: mariadb:10.11

container_name: flarum_mariadb

environment:

- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=super_secure_root_password

- MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum

- MYSQL_USER=flarum

- MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_flarum_password

volumes:

- ./mysql/data:/var/lib/mysql

restart: unless-stopped

# Optional: phpMyAdmin for database management

phpmyadmin:

image: phpmyadmin:latest

container_name: flarum_phpmyadmin

ports:

- "8081:80"

environment:

- PMA_HOST=mariadb

- PMA_USER=flarum

- PMA_PASSWORD=secure_flarum_password

depends_on:

- mariadb

restart: unless-stopped

Environment File (flarum.env)

Create a flarum.env file with these variables:


# Debug mode (set to false in production)
DEBUG=false

# Forum URL - MUST match your domain/port
FORUM_URL=https://your-domain.com

# Database Configuration
DB_HOST=mariadb
DB_NAME=flarum
DB_USER=flarum
DB_PASS=secure_flarum_password
DB_PREF=flarum_
DB_PORT=3306

# Admin User (required for first installation)
# Password must be at least 8 characters
FLARUM_ADMIN_USER=admin
FLARUM_ADMIN_PASS=admin_password_here
FLARUM_ADMIN_MAIL=admin@your-domain.com
FLARUM_TITLE=My Awesome Forum

# Performance Settings
UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE=50M
PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT=256M
OPCACHE_MEMORY_LIMIT=128

# Container Settings
UID=1000
GID=1000
FLARUM_PORT=8888

# Logging
LOG_TO_STDOUT=false

# Optional: GitHub token for private extensions
# GITHUB_TOKEN_AUTH=your_github_token_here

# Optional: Additional PHP extensions
# PHP_EXTENSIONS=gmp session brotli

# Debug mode (set to false in production)

DEBUG=false

# Forum URL - MUST match your domain/port

FORUM_URL=https://your-domain.com

# Database Configuration

DB_HOST=mariadb

DB_NAME=flarum

DB_USER=flarum

DB_PASS=secure_flarum_password

DB_PREF=flarum_

DB_PORT=3306

# Admin User (required for first installation)

# Password must be at least 8 characters

FLARUM_ADMIN_USER=admin

FLARUM_ADMIN_PASS=admin_password_here

FLARUM_ADMIN_MAIL=admin@your-domain.com

FLARUM_TITLE=My Awesome Forum

# Performance Settings

UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE=50M

PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT=256M

OPCACHE_MEMORY_LIMIT=128

# Container Settings

UID=1000

GID=1000

FLARUM_PORT=8888

# Logging

LOG_TO_STDOUT=false

# Optional: GitHub token for private extensions

# GITHUB_TOKEN_AUTH=your_github_token_here

# Optional: Additional PHP extensions

# PHP_EXTENSIONS=gmp session brotli

Complete Environment Variables Reference

Variable	Description	Required	Default
`DEBUG`	Enable debug mode	No	false
`FORUM_URL`	Full forum URL	Yes	–
`DB_HOST`	Database host	No	mariadb
`DB_NAME`	Database name	No	flarum
`DB_USER`	Database username	No	flarum
`DB_PASS`	Database password	Yes	–
`DB_PREF`	Table prefix	No	–
`DB_PORT`	Database port	No	3306
`FLARUM_ADMIN_USER`	Admin username	Yes*	–
`FLARUM_ADMIN_PASS`	Admin password (min 8 chars)	Yes*	–
`FLARUM_ADMIN_MAIL`	Admin email	Yes*	–
`FLARUM_TITLE`	Forum title	No	Docker-Flarum
`UID`	User ID for file permissions	No	991
`GID`	Group ID for file permissions	No	991
`FLARUM_PORT`	Internal container port	No	8888
`UPLOAD_MAX_SIZE`	Max upload file size	No	50M
`PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT`	PHP memory limit	No	128M
`OPCACHE_MEMORY_LIMIT`	OPCache memory limit	No	128
`LOG_TO_STDOUT`	Output logs to stdout	No	false
`GITHUB_TOKEN_AUTH`	GitHub token for private repos	No	false
`PHP_EXTENSIONS`	Additional PHP extensions	No	–

*Required only for initial installation

Method 3: Production-Ready Setup with tiredofit/docker-flarum

This image includes additional features like automatic updates and extension management. Visit the tiredofit/docker-flarum GitHub repository for more details.

Docker Compose Configuration


version: '3.8'

services:
  flarum:
    image: tiredofit/flarum:latest
    container_name: flarum
    ports:
      - "80:80"
    environment:
      - SITE_URL=https://your-domain.com
      - SITE_TITLE=My Forum
      - ADMIN_USER=admin
      - ADMIN_PASS=secure_admin_password
      - ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@your-domain.com
      - DB_HOST=flarum-db
      - DB_NAME=flarum
      - DB_USER=flarum
      - DB_PASS=secure_db_password
      - EXTENSIONS_AUTO_UPDATE=TRUE
    volumes:
      - ./flarum-data:/data
      - ./flarum-logs:/www/logs
    depends_on:
      - flarum-db
    restart: unless-stopped

  flarum-db:
    image: mariadb:10.11
    container_name: flarum-db
    environment:
      - MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=super_secure_root_password
      - MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum
      - MYSQL_USER=flarum
      - MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_db_password
    volumes:
      - ./db-data:/var/lib/mysql
    restart: unless-stopped

version: '3.8'

services:

flarum:

image: tiredofit/flarum:latest

container_name: flarum

ports:

- "80:80"

environment:

- SITE_URL=https://your-domain.com

- SITE_TITLE=My Forum

- ADMIN_USER=admin

- ADMIN_PASS=secure_admin_password

- ADMIN_EMAIL=admin@your-domain.com

- DB_HOST=flarum-db

- DB_NAME=flarum

- DB_USER=flarum

- DB_PASS=secure_db_password

- EXTENSIONS_AUTO_UPDATE=TRUE

volumes:

- ./flarum-data:/data

- ./flarum-logs:/www/logs

depends_on:

- flarum-db

restart: unless-stopped

flarum-db:

image: mariadb:10.11

container_name: flarum-db

environment:

- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=super_secure_root_password

- MYSQL_DATABASE=flarum

- MYSQL_USER=flarum

- MYSQL_PASSWORD=secure_db_password

volumes:

- ./db-data:/var/lib/mysql

restart: unless-stopped

Installation Steps

Step 1: Prepare Your Server


# Update your system
sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

# Install Docker and Docker Compose (if not already installed)
curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh
sudo sh get-docker.sh

# Add your user to the docker group
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
newgrp docker

# Update your system

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

# Install Docker and Docker Compose (if not already installed)

curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com -o get-docker.sh

sudo sh get-docker.sh

# Add your user to the docker group

sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

newgrp docker

Step 2: Set Up Directory Structure


# Create project directory
mkdir ~/flarum-setup
cd ~/flarum-setup

# Create data directories
mkdir -p flarum/{assets,extensions,storage,nginx}
mkdir -p mysql/data

# Set proper permissions
sudo chown -R 1000:1000 flarum/

# Create project directory

mkdir ~/flarum-setup

cd ~/flarum-setup

# Create data directories

mkdir -p flarum/{assets,extensions,storage,nginx}

mkdir -p mysql/data

# Set proper permissions

sudo chown -R 1000:1000 flarum/

Step 3: Configure Environment

Choose one of the Docker Compose configurations above
Create your docker-compose.yml file
Create your environment file (flarum.env if using Method 2)
Important: Replace all placeholder passwords with strong, unique passwords

Step 4: Deploy Flarum


# Start the database first
docker-compose up -d mariadb

# Wait for database to initialize (30-60 seconds)
sleep 60

# Start Flarum
docker-compose up -d flarum

# Check logs
docker-compose logs -f flarum

# Start the database first

docker-compose up -d mariadb

# Wait for database to initialize (30-60 seconds)

sleep 60

# Start Flarum

docker-compose up -d flarum

# Check logs

docker-compose logs -f flarum

Step 5: Complete Installation

Open your browser and navigate to your forum URL
If you see the Flarum installation page, fill in the required information:
- Database Configuration: Use the values from your docker-compose.yml
- Admin Account: Create your administrator account
- Forum Details: Set your forum title and other preferences

Managing Extensions

Using mondedie/flarum Image

Extensions can be managed through CLI commands:


# Install an extension
docker exec -it flarum extension require fof/upload

# Remove an extension
docker exec -it flarum extension remove fof/upload

# List installed extensions
docker exec -it flarum extension list

# Update all extensions
docker exec -it flarum composer update

# Install an extension

docker exec -it flarum extension require fof/upload

# Remove an extension

docker exec -it flarum extension remove fof/upload

# List installed extensions

docker exec -it flarum extension list

# Update all extensions

docker exec -it flarum composer update

Auto-Install Extensions

Create an extension list file for automatic installation:


# Create extensions directory
mkdir -p flarum/extensions

# Create extension list
cat > flarum/extensions/list << EOF
fof/upload
fof/pages
fof/polls
fof/discussion-views
flarum/akismet
flarum/pusher
EOF

# Create extensions directory

mkdir -p flarum/extensions

# Create extension list

cat > flarum/extensions/list << EOF

fof/upload

fof/pages

fof/polls

fof/discussion-views

flarum/akismet

flarum/pusher

EOF

Popular Extensions

fof/upload: File upload functionality
fof/pages: Create static pages
fof/polls: Add polls to discussions
fof/discussion-views: Track discussion views
flarum/akismet: Spam protection
flarum/pusher: Real-time notifications
flarum/statistics: Forum statistics
flarum/sticky: Sticky discussions

Find more extensions at Extiverse or the Flagrow Extensions Directory.

Useful Links and Resources

Official Documentation

Docker Images

GitHub Repositories

Community Resources

Tutorials and Guides

Thoughts

This guide walks you through different ways to get Flarum running with Docker Compose, whether you’re just testing things out or building something for real users. Pick whatever works best for what you’re trying to do:

Method 1: Quick and easy setup if you just want to mess around or do some development
Method 2: More features and solid community backing
Method 3: Ready for the real world with all the bells and whistles

Don’t forget the basics though – use decent passwords, get SSL set up if people are actually going to use this thing, and back up your stuff regularly. The cool thing about Flarum is you can tweak it however you want, so it’s pretty great for building the kind of community site you actually have in mind.

If you get stuck, check out the official docs or hop into the Flarum community forums – there are tons of helpful folks there who know their stuff.

FAQ

What is self-hosted forum software?

Self-hosted forum software is community discussion platform software that you install and run on your own web server, giving you complete control over your data, customization, and hosting environment. Unlike cloud-hosted solutions, you manage the server, database, and all technical aspects yourself.

What are the most popular self-hosted forum software options?

The most popular options include Discourse (modern Ruby-based), phpBB (PHP-based, most widely used), Flarum (lightweight PHP/JavaScript), MyBB (PHP-based with modern themes), NodeBB (Node.js-based), Simple Machines Forum (SMF), Vanilla Forums (enterprise-focused), and bbPress (WordPress integration).

What are the minimum server requirements for self-hosted forums?

Most PHP-based forums require: PHP 7.4+ or 8.0+, MySQL 5.7+ or MariaDB 10.2+, Apache or Nginx web server, 1GB RAM minimum (2GB+ recommended), 500MB+ disk space, and HTTPS support. Node.js forums like NodeBB require Node.js 14+ and MongoDB or PostgreSQL.

How difficult is it to install self-hosted forum software?

Installation difficulty varies by platform. phpBB and MyBB are beginner-friendly with web-based installers. Discourse requires more technical knowledge and command-line access. Flarum can be challenging on shared hosting. Many hosting providers offer one-click installers through Softaculous or similar tools.

What is the biggest challenge with self-hosted forums?

Spam management is the biggest challenge. Self-hosted forums are constant targets for spam bots, spam registrations, and malicious content. You need robust anti-spam measures, active moderation, user verification systems, and regular monitoring to prevent your forum from being overrun.

How do I protect my forum from spam and attacks?

Implement multiple layers: CAPTCHA systems, email verification, IP blocking, rate limiting, user approval processes, anti-spam plugins, regular security updates, strong passwords, and active moderation. Consider services like CleanTalk for automated spam protection without CAPTCHA.

Do I need programming skills to run a self-hosted forum?

Basic forums can be managed without programming skills using admin panels and themes. However, custom modifications, advanced security configurations, server management, and troubleshooting issues may require HTML, CSS, PHP, or JavaScript knowledge depending on your platform.

What hosting do I need for a self-hosted forum?

You can use shared hosting for small forums, but VPS or dedicated servers are recommended for better performance and control. Requirements include PHP support, MySQL/PostgreSQL database, adequate bandwidth, daily backups, and preferably SSD storage for better performance.

How do I backup my self-hosted forum?

Regular backups should include: database dumps (MySQL/PostgreSQL), uploaded files and attachments, forum software files, and configuration files. Use automated backup solutions, store backups offsite, test restore procedures regularly, and maintain multiple backup copies with different retention periods.

Can I migrate from one forum software to another?

Yes, most forum software includes migration tools. Popular migration paths include phpBB to Discourse, vBulletin to phpBB, and various platforms to Vanilla Forums. However, migrations can be complex and may require custom scripts or professional assistance for large forums.

What are the ongoing maintenance requirements?

Regular maintenance includes: software updates and security patches, database optimization, spam cleanup, user management, backup verification, server monitoring, plugin/extension updates, and community moderation. Plan for several hours per week depending on forum size and activity.

How much does it cost to run a self-hosted forum?

Costs include hosting ($5-50+ monthly), domain registration ($10-15 annually), SSL certificates (often free with Let’s Encrypt), premium themes/plugins ($0-200+), and potential development costs. Open-source software is free, but commercial licenses like XenForo cost $160+ one-time.

Should I choose open-source or commercial forum software?

Open-source options (phpBB, MyBB, Discourse) offer freedom, customization, and no licensing fees but require more technical knowledge. Commercial options (XenForo, vBulletin) provide professional support, advanced features, and regular updates but cost money and have licensing restrictions.

How do I handle user registration and verification?

Implement email verification, manual approval for new users, CAPTCHA systems, and social login options. Consider requiring profile completion, phone verification for sensitive forums, and setting posting restrictions for new users until they’re established community members.

What legal considerations should I be aware of?

Consider privacy policies, GDPR compliance for EU users, terms of service, content moderation policies, copyright issues, user data protection, and local laws regarding online communities. Consult legal professionals for specific requirements in your jurisdiction.

How do I customize the appearance of my forum?

Most forums support themes and templates. You can modify CSS for colors and fonts, install premium themes, create custom themes with HTML/CSS knowledge, add logos and branding elements, and use theme customization tools provided by the forum software.

Can I integrate my forum with my existing website?

Yes, most forums support single sign-on (SSO) integration, API connections, shared user databases, embedded widgets, and custom styling to match your website design. bbPress integrates natively with WordPress, while others may require plugins or custom development.

What plugins or extensions are essential?

Essential plugins include anti-spam protection, SEO optimization, backup automation, social media integration, mobile responsive themes, user reputation systems, private messaging, file attachment management, and analytics tracking. Choose based on your community’s specific needs.

How do I optimize my forum for search engines?

Enable SEO-friendly URLs, optimize meta titles and descriptions, create XML sitemaps, implement structured data, ensure fast loading speeds, use descriptive category and thread titles, and regularly update content. Many forums have built-in SEO features or plugins.

What should I do if my forum gets hacked?

Immediately change all passwords, restore from clean backups, update all software, scan for malware, check for unauthorized admin accounts, review file permissions, contact your hosting provider, and implement additional security measures. Consider professional security auditing for severe breaches.

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Day 32: Flarum – Open-Source Forum – 7 Days of Docker

Table of Contents

What is Flarum?

Server Requirements

Method 1: Simple Setup with Official Flarum Image

Docker Compose Configuration

Environment Variables for Basic Setup

Method 2: Feature-Rich Setup with mondedie/flarum

Docker Compose Configuration

Environment File (flarum.env)

Complete Environment Variables Reference

Method 3: Production-Ready Setup with tiredofit/docker-flarum

Docker Compose Configuration

Installation Steps

Step 1: Prepare Your Server

Step 2: Set Up Directory Structure

Step 3: Configure Environment

Step 4: Deploy Flarum

Step 5: Complete Installation

Managing Extensions

Using mondedie/flarum Image

Auto-Install Extensions

Popular Extensions

Useful Links and Resources

Official Documentation

Docker Images

GitHub Repositories

Community Resources

Tutorials and Guides

Thoughts

FAQ

What is self-hosted forum software?

What are the most popular self-hosted forum software options?

What are the minimum server requirements for self-hosted forums?

How difficult is it to install self-hosted forum software?

What is the biggest challenge with self-hosted forums?

How do I protect my forum from spam and attacks?

Do I need programming skills to run a self-hosted forum?

What hosting do I need for a self-hosted forum?

How do I backup my self-hosted forum?

Can I migrate from one forum software to another?

What are the ongoing maintenance requirements?

How much does it cost to run a self-hosted forum?

Should I choose open-source or commercial forum software?

How do I handle user registration and verification?

What legal considerations should I be aware of?

How do I customize the appearance of my forum?

Can I integrate my forum with my existing website?

What plugins or extensions are essential?

How do I optimize my forum for search engines?

What should I do if my forum gets hacked?

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