aonarr-server allornothing/aonarr:server https://hub.docker.com/r/allornothing/aonarr bridge sh false https://github.com/aon082910/AoNarr/issues https://github.com/aon082910/AoNarr AoNarr is a self-hosted media manager that unifies Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr/Readarr/Prowlarr/Bazarr/Whisparr-style functionality across 10 library types (Movies, TV Shows, Anime, Music, Books, Comics, ROMs, Online Videos, Courses, Adult) in one app. This is the API/backend container. You also need the "aonarr-web" container (same repo, "web" tag) for the browser UI — install both. The web container talks to this one over the Docker network by container name, so keep this container's name as "aonarr-server" unless you also change the AONARR_SERVER_HOST variable on the web container to match. On first boot, open the web UI and create an admin account (username/password) — no API key needed. To skip that screen entirely, set the Admin Username/Password variables below before first start. Point the Downloads and Media paths at the same shares your download client and media library actually use — AoNarr resolves completed downloads and organizes files under Media itself, it doesn't just track them. MediaApp:Video MediaApp:Music MediaApp:Books MIT http://[IP]:[PORT:8989]/api/health https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoNarr/main/templates/aonarr-server.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/aon082910/AoNarr/main/web/public/icon.svg --restart=unless-stopped Install "aonarr-web" as well for the browser UI. 8989 /mnt/user/appdata/aonarr/config 99 100 30 20