Diagram
Cloud AriaNg (No Need Deployment)
- http://ariang.mayswind.net/latest
- http://ariang.js.org
- http://ariang.eu.org
- http://p3terx.gitee.io/ariang
- http://download.51sec.org
- https://ariang.51sec1.eu.org
Docker
docker run -d \
--name ariang \
--log-opt max-size=1m \
--restart unless-stopped \
-p 6880:6880 \
p3terx/ariang
docker exec -it ariang bash
Other docker commands:
- docker restart aria2-pro
- docker rm -f aria2-pro
- docker rmi p3terx/aria2-pro
- rm -rf ~/aria2-config
- docker pull p3terx/aria2-pro
- docker run <...>
- Realtime logs:
- docker logs -f --tail 30 aria2-pro
- Export logs
- docker logs aria2-pro > ~/aria2-pro.log
https - Github Page
1Â Go to AriaNg's official Github site to download AriaNg-AllInOne zip file from url :Â https://github.com/mayswind/AriaNg/releases
2Â Unzip and get index.html file
3Â Create a new Github repository
4Â Upload unzipped index.html file to this repository
5Â That is only file you will need to add. You might want to add another readme file to describe your repository and usage.
http - Github Page with Custom Domain
1Â Verify your own domain
You will need to add a txt record in your domain provider. In my case, it is Cloudflare.2Â After verified your domain for your github account, you can add custom domain into your repository's page:
Tips: Don't enable https for your page since you want to access your AriaNg page on http.Â
3Â add a cname record in Cloudflare (that is my domain provider).Â
4Â Visit your new Github Ariang page on http:
https - Cloudflare page and certificates
1Â CreateÂ
2Â CreateÂ
3Â CreateÂ
4Â test
https - Docker + NPM (Nginx Proxy Manager)
1Â CreateÂ
2Â CreateÂ
3Â CreateÂ
4Â test
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