Self-Host Umami Analytics With Docker Compose

Introduction

Umami is an open-source, privacy-centric, and lightweight web analytics service built with JavaScript (NextJS) running in a NodeJS environment. It offers a fantastic alternative for those who want to be free from conventional analytics platforms that track your data and more importantly your visitors.

Another thing that makes Umami really special is its user-friendly design, making it the ideal choice for your self-hosting alternative to Google Analytics. In this tutorial, you will learn how to unleash Umami's potential in a straightforward setup using Docker Compose. There is no need for complicated configurations or complex processes because Umami is designed about simplicity to ensure an easy self-hosted experience.

Furthermore, Umami is open-source and grants you full visibility and control, allowing you to customize it according to your unique requirements.

If you think about analytics you are often concerned about privacy, aren't you? Luckily, Umami has got your back, prioritizing the protection of user data while delivering the analytics insights you desire.

Now, get ready to dive into this tutorial and learn how to set up Umami with Docker Compose. If you follow this and deploy it in your own cluster, you will not only have a privacy-focused analytics solution in your toolkit but also the satisfaction of being the master of your data.

Let's hope this tutorial empowers you to elevate your web analytics game with Umami – the go-to open-source option for privacy-conscious developers like yourself.