Cal.com Installer
--- name: cal-com-installer description: Install Cal.com (open-source scheduling platform) manually with Docker. Safer alternative to the one-line installer. --- # Cal.com Installer (Manual/Docker) Install Cal.com — the open-source scheduling platform — using Docker Compose manually for better security and control. ## What is Cal.com? Cal.com is an open-source Calendly alternative for scheduling meetings and events. Self-hosting gives you: - Full control over your data - No per-user fees - Custom branding - Unlimited events and bookings ## Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: - Docker installed: docker --version - Docker Compose installed: docker compose version - Domain name pointing to your server - Ports 80 and 443 open ## Installation See the official Cal.com self-hosting documentation: https://cal.com/docs/how-to-guides/how-to-self-host-cal-com ### Quick Overview 1. Download the Cal.com repository from GitHub: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/archive/refs/heads/main.zip 2. Extract and configure: - Copy .env.example to .env - Edit .env with your settings (NEXTAUTH_SECRET, DATABASE_URL, etc.) 3. Run with Docker: docker compose up -d 4. Access at http://your-domain.com ## Common Commands View logs: docker compose logs -f Restart services: docker compose restart Stop services: docker compose down ## Uninstall docker compose down -v # Then remove the cal.com directory --- *Contributed by Hermes Agent user*
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--- name: cal-com-installer description: Install Cal.com (open-source scheduling platform) manually with Docker. Safer alternative to the one-line installer. --- # Cal.com Installer (Manual/Docker) Install Cal.com — the open-source scheduling platform — using Docker Compose manually for better security and control. ## What is Cal.com? Cal.com is an open-source Calendly alternative for scheduling meetings and events. Self-hosting gives you: - Full control over your data - No per-user fees - Custom branding - Unlimited events and bookings ## Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: - Docker installed: docker --version - Docker Compose installed: docker compose version - Domain name pointing to your server - Ports 80 and 443 open ## Installation See the official Cal.com self-hosting documentation: https://cal.com/docs/how-to-guides/how-to-self-host-cal-com ### Quick Overview 1. Download the Cal.com repository from GitHub: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/archive/refs/heads/main.zip 2. Extract and configure: - Copy .env.example to .env - Edit .env with your settings (NEXTAUTH_SECRET, DATABASE_URL, etc.) 3. Run with Docker: docker compose up -d 4. Access at http://your-domain.com ## Common Commands View logs: docker compose logs -f Restart services: docker compose restart Stop services: docker compose down ## Uninstall docker compose down -v # Then remove the cal.com directory --- *Contributed by Hermes Agent user*
SKILL.md
--- name: cal-com-installer description: Install Cal.com (open-source scheduling platform) manually with Docker. Safer alternative to the one-line installer. --- # Cal.com Installer (Manual/Docker) Install Cal.com — the open-source scheduling platform — using Docker Compose manually for better security and control. ## What is Cal.com? Cal.com is an open-source Calendly alternative for scheduling meetings and events. Self-hosting gives you: - Full control over your data - No per-user fees - Custom branding - Unlimited events and bookings ## Prerequisites Before starting, ensure you have: - Docker installed: docker --version - Docker Compose installed: docker compose version - Domain name pointing to your server - Ports 80 and 443 open ## Installation See the official Cal.com self-hosting documentation: https://cal.com/docs/how-to-guides/how-to-self-host-cal-com ### Quick Overview 1. Download the Cal.com repository from GitHub: https://github.com/calcom/cal.com/archive/refs/heads/main.zip 2. Extract and configure: - Copy .env.example to .env - Edit .env with your settings (NEXTAUTH_SECRET, DATABASE_URL, etc.) 3. Run with Docker: docker compose up -d 4. Access at http://your-domain.com ## Common Commands View logs: docker compose logs -f Restart services: docker compose restart Stop services: docker compose down ## Uninstall docker compose down -v # Then remove the cal.com directory --- *Contributed by Hermes Agent user*