Take control of your own web analytics by hosting the open-source Umami software on Gozunga Cloud. Follow these instructions to get started.

1. Coolify Project Setup
2. Secure your Umami Instance
3. Setting up Umami Websites
4. Next Steps and More Information

BEFORE YOU CONTINUE

Before proceeding, make sure you have a Coolify server set up. Check out our related guide on creating a Coolify server with Gozunga Cloud.
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1. Coolify Project Setup

First we create a new Coolify project to house our apps

• From the Projects screen, click Add and then choose a name for your project, ex. Web Statistics
• From the Resources screen, click New then select the Git → Public Repository item,
• Enter the Umami Git repository URL in the field – https://github.com/umami-software/umami.git then click Check Repository
• Change the Build Pack to Docker Compose, then change the Docker Compose Location to : /docker-compose.yml
• Click into the Git Source tab, and change the branch to master, then click Save and return to the General tab
• You will see a message about Please load a Compose file. Scroll down to choose Reload Compose File
• In the Domains for Umami field, enter your public web address such as https://umami.coolify.mydomain.com:3000, then click Save

Note: Port 3000 specifies the internal port used within Coolify, and you will not be required to use that port when accessing the service remotely in later steps.

• Click Deploy

2. Secure your Umami Instance

After installation, it is necessary to perform the initial configuration for Umami to change the default insecure credentials.

• Head over to the URL you assigned in the last step, https://umami.coolify.mydomain.com and login with the username 'admin' and password 'umami'
• Click on Settings → Team, then edit the 'admin' user.
• Change the Username and Password to your liking, then click Save.

3. Setting up Umami Websites

Add your websites to the Umami system so they can receive statistics.

• From the Settings menu, select Websites, then + Add website
• Choose a display name, and then enter the domain name of your website (e.g. mydomain.com)
• Click the Edit button for your new site and go to Tracking
• Copy the supplied tracking code to place in your website code.

For Example:

<script async defer src="https://umami.coolify.mydomain.com/umami.js"></script>

4. Next Steps and More Information

After setting up Umami, you can:

• Track multiple websites from a single dashboard
• View real-time analytics data
• Export reports and data
• Customize tracking events
• Set up privacy-compliant analytics

For more information about Umami features and capabilities, visit the official Umami documentation.

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