00:02Welcome ladies and gentlemen this is Bugfish and in this video I'm going to show you the
00:07repository of Bind9WebManager and what the different folders and files mean. So if you
00:14open up the Bind9WebManager repository you can find folders like changelogs which basically
00:19contain changelogs about the project. You can find the configuration folder which contains
00:24the configuration examples to run Bind9WebManager side-by-side with ispconfig, Plesk, standalone
00:32so as standalone server and with virtualmin. This means that for example Plesk, ispconfig
00:42or virtualmin may act independently as DNS server and Bind9WebManager will act to collect
00:51the domains via the master server himself and then send the domains to other replicating
00:57slave servers. This means I will make another video about ispconfig, Plesk and virtualmin,
01:04what really happens if you implement the system side-by-side. So I will spare this for this
01:08video. But yeah in this folder you can basically find configuration examples for different systems
01:14and if you use the docker image for example or if you use the script installation it will
01:18always use the standalone configuration. We have the docker folder. There you can find
01:26the files I use to deploy my docker images with this project. Of course you can deploy a
01:30docker image yourself and adjust it. But you are free to use the docker image I have linked
01:36in the readme here. Then we have the image folder. There are just a few images about the project,
01:48nothing really important. We have the licenses folder. These are third-party licenses used
01:53in the project, just for a simple overview. We have the releases folder. You can find full
01:59releases of the software. But feel free to always use the files in the underscore source folder,
02:05because they are always up to date and the latest files. We have the screenshots folder where
02:11you can find screenshots about the project. We have the scripts folder. There you can find
02:16installer.sh. This is the file you can put on a new freshly VPS or root server to automatically
02:23install Bind9WebManager to your system. We have the source folder. This contains the website
02:30data. This here are all the files you need to upload to your web server, so to your Apache
02:36public root server, you know, to see it online on an URL to use this website. We have the videos
02:45folder. This contains just the introduction videos, for example the video you are watching
02:49now. The docs folder. This folder contains the documentation about the project. And we have
02:56some files mostly related to GitHub. The only real interesting file here is the README, where
03:01you can find some information and screenshots about the project, and the requirements about
03:06the project as well as the installation procedure, documentation links, the repository structure,
03:12support channels and all that other stuff. And yeah, that was just a few informations about
03:19that repository. I also have a repository at Docker Hub. This is the public repository for the Docker
03:31image. Feel free to use the related files here to deploy your own Docker containers using Bind9WebManager.
03:42And this will get updated side by side with the GitHub repository. So if there's a new release
03:49on GitHub, there will be a new release on Docker Hub just a little bit later. And yeah, thanks
03:56for watching and I hope I see you next time. Bye bye.
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