people and it was brought to my attention that the version i was using which was the oz new version actually hasn't been updated in NUMBER_TOKEN months as you can see right there and in fact is no longer being supported so i decided for security reasons to switch over to the official guacamole container and then ran into some issues luckily though i did manage to find uh this blog post uh written by nicholas over at URL_TOKEN that was written back in march and like he says right here apache guacamole is an awesome htmlNUMBER_TOKEN remote access gateway unfortunately it can be very frustrating to set up and boy i'll tell you i i really did experience a lot of frustration and trying to get it set up however uh they have docker images that are supposed to make that process easier but i still ran into a lot of problems now when i'm saying that i'm i'm i'm reading what he said but i'm also saying that i also experienced a lot of problems however uh docker compose exists and uh that does make it easier to set up and luckily uh there was somebody who was nice enough to put together uh a github repository that we're going to clone and uh and deploy that way using command line now you could probably go through the process of setting this up through portainer or casa os or yacht or or whatever but for the sake of keeping things simple and straightforward for this video we are going to use ssh to deploy guacamole on our system so if we come over to here uh here you can see that uh everything uh is listed out right here as far as commands are concerned but let's actually jump over to that github repository uh so we can see what's going on here now the first thing that i want to mention is that this repository is not an official guacamole uh repository it's not but you can actually see that right right up here uh in the url and the in the in the the breadcrumbs up here uh in the title it's it's all over the place this is not an official guacamole repository however uh if we actually come in here and look at the uh docker compose file right here he's got a ton of great notes in here i say he whoever created this repository has a lot of great notes in here uh that explains step by step what's what's going on um and what we want to do is actually scroll down until we get to until we get to this part right here uh where we can see that under services in our docker compose uh we are using the official guacamole image right here this is guacamole slash guac d uh if we scroll down a little further to guacamole here uh the official image is listed right there under guacamole guacamole and then even further down there is an official nginx container as well now you don't have to use the nginx container it is it is just an additional thing that you can do in fact it even shows here that if
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