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⚙️ Setup Diun — Docker Image Update Notifier

Deploy Diun on Ubuntu — a lightweight, headless notifier that watches your images for new versions and alerts you via Telegram, Gotify, email, and many more. No web UI.

⚠️ This script is provided for demo and testing purposes only. Not intended for production use.

📦 Resources & Setup Scripts

Grab the automated bash script from GitHub to follow along with the video.

Automated install script — one command deploys Diun as a headless service that checks your images every 6 hours and notifies you.
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Quick Install:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/management/diun/diun-ubuntu.sh
chmod +x diun-ubuntu.sh
sudo bash diun-ubuntu.sh

Tutorial Steps

1 Download the Script

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mhmdali94/Docker/main/management/diun/diun-ubuntu.sh

2 Make it Executable

chmod +x diun-ubuntu.sh

3 Run the Installer

The script installs Docker if needed, pulls the crazymax/diun image, and starts it in daemon mode with the Docker provider enabled. By default it watches all running containers and checks every 6 hours.

sudo bash diun-ubuntu.sh

4 Add a Notifier

Diun has no web UI. Edit the docker-compose.yml and add a notifier through DIUN_NOTIF_* environment variables (Telegram, Gotify, email, Discord, and more), then recreate the container:

docker logs diun   # verify it is watching your containers

Ports Used

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noneHeadless — no web UI, no exposed ports (outbound only)

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