Install Docker & Cal.com
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m running Ubuntu Server 22.04 on a Hostinger VPS and need a clean, dependable way to spin up Cal.com. Docker is not installed yet, so the first step is to get the latest Docker Engine and Docker Compose up and running with their default settings.
Once Docker is active, I’d like you to:
• Pull the official Cal.com image (or build from source if that is the current best practice).
• Launch the container so it auto-restarts and survives server reboots.
• Expose the required ports and, if it simplifies access, wire it to an Nginx reverse proxy so the calendar sits behind my existing domain or a sub-domain.
• Hand over the exact commands, configuration files, and environment variables you used, commented clearly so I can reproduce or tweak them later.
I’ll grant SSH access as soon as we agree on a time window, and I’ll test by opening the Cal.com web UI in a browser. If the page loads securely and the container shows healthy status in Docker, the job is done.
Once Docker is active, I’d like you to:
• Pull the official Cal.com image (or build from source if that is the current best practice).
• Launch the container so it auto-restarts and survives server reboots.
• Expose the required ports and, if it simplifies access, wire it to an Nginx reverse proxy so the calendar sits behind my existing domain or a sub-domain.
• Hand over the exact commands, configuration files, and environment variables you used, commented clearly so I can reproduce or tweak them later.
I’ll grant SSH access as soon as we agree on a time window, and I’ll test by opening the Cal.com web UI in a browser. If the page loads securely and the container shows healthy status in Docker, the job is done.