WGER Workout Manager | Host Your Own Free Open-Source Fitness Tracking App
Want to avoid fitness apps collecting all of your data? In this video, Developer Advocate @TechHut goes over the WGER application – a community driven, free and open source fitness tracker that you can host yourself.
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:44 wger Features
3:35 Installing wger
3:48 Create Linode
6:05 Connect to Linode via SSH
6:35 Clone wger Repo
7:04 Examine docker-compose file
7:35 Examine nginx config
8:15 Edit prod.env File
9:55 Run docker-compose
10:35 Open app in browser
11:27 Conclusion
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Product: Linode, Open Source, fitness tracker, @TechHut
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