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localDomain = "peertube.local"; | localDomain = "peertube.local"; | ||
enableWebHttps = false; | enableWebHttps = false; | ||
secrets.secretsFile = "/run/secrets/peertube"; | |||
database.createLocally = true; | database.createLocally = true; | ||
redis.createLocally = true; | redis.createLocally = true; | ||
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After | After rebuilding your system, open http://peertube.local:9000 in your browser to access PeerTube. The default administrator username is <code>root</code>. The initial password will be logged into the system journal, see the output of <code>journalctl -u peertube | grep "root" -A 2</code>. | ||
The generated config lives at: <code>/var/lib/peertube/config/production.json</code>. | |||
[[Category:Web Applications]] | [[Category:Web Applications]] | ||
[[Category:Server]] | [[Category:Server]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:33, 28 October 2026
PeerTube is a web application to host, browse and share uploaded videos via P2P in a federated network.
NixOS options to setup PeerTube as a service can be found here: PeerTube Options
Installation
Following example code initializes a simple PeerTube instance
❄︎ /etc/nixos/configuration.nix
networking.extraHosts = ''
127.0.0.1 peertube.local
'';
services.peertube = {
enable = true;
localDomain = "peertube.local";
enableWebHttps = false;
secrets.secretsFile = "/run/secrets/peertube";
database.createLocally = true;
redis.createLocally = true;
settings = {
listen.hostname = "0.0.0.0";
instance.name = "PeerTube Test Server";
};
};
After rebuilding your system, open http://peertube.local:9000 in your browser to access PeerTube. The default administrator username is root. The initial password will be logged into the system journal, see the output of journalctl -u peertube | grep "root" -A 2.
The generated config lives at: /var/lib/peertube/config/production.json.