LambData ghcr.io/lambdatadb/lambdata:latest https://github.com/lambdatadb/lambdata/pkgs/container/lambdata bridge bash false https://forums.unraid.net/topic/197867-support-maybegrim-unraid-templates-nextexplorer-forgejo-runner-kilndb-buzz/ https://github.com/lambdatadb/lambdata LambData (formerly KilnDB) is a self-hosted database control plane for MySQL and MariaDB. It provisions isolated databases and credentials, mirrors external data, keeps git-style checkpoints you can roll back to or download, turns SQLite files into managed databases, and provides a web console, generated REST Data API, application authentication, realtime channels, TypeScript functions, and local object storage. LambData supervises its own MariaDB instance. The complete installation, including MariaDB data, metadata, encryption keys, checkpoints, stored objects, functions, and logs, is persisted in one /data directory. Back up the entire directory; the master.key file is required to decrypt stored credentials and secrets. Open the Web UI after the container becomes healthy and complete the first-run setup. A new install asks for a one-time setup token, which is printed in the container log (click the container icon, then Logs). No default username or password is created. MariaDB listens only inside the container by default. To connect from another device, set LAMBDATA_MARIADB_BIND to 0.0.0.0 and expose the MariaDB port only on a trusted network. Upgrading from KilnDB: an existing KilnDB container stays on the last KilnDB version until you move it yourself. Back up your data folder, then edit the container, change the repository to ghcr.io/lambdatadb/lambdata:latest, and keep your existing data path (for example /mnt/user/appdata/kilndb). Existing KILNDB_ variables continue to work, and an existing install is not asked for a setup token. After the upgrade, tables that have no Data API policy refuse requests until you open that database's Data API, and application sign-up is off unless you had switched it on. The console shows what was refused. Old snapshots become checkpoints on first start. Tools: http://[IP]:[PORT:4317] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maybegrim/unraid-templates/main/LambData/LambData.xml https://raw.githubusercontent.com/maybegrim/unraid-templates/main/LambData/icon.png 2026-11-09 4317 /mnt/user/appdata/lambdata 0 3307 127.0.0.1