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docs: add Pethost to community install methods - #30901
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Hey Stephan, thank you for the submission! This change looks good to me. Please sign the Contributor License Agreement when you get a chance. As soon as you do, I'll merge.
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Adds Pethost to the table of community install methods, linking its one-click Coder template.
The template runs the official image (
ghcr.io/coder/coder:v2.37.4) with PostgreSQL 17. It asks for an email and a password and creates the owner with them at the first start, before the server answers on its public address, so the first visitor cannot claim the deployment.CODER_ACCESS_URLis set to the project's HTTPS address.AI disclosure: the template and this change were prepared with an AI coding agent; I verified them myself on a test machine.
Verification:
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/api/v2/users/firstis 200, the owner's login returns 201, a wrong password 401, also after a restart.)A template was pushed and a workspace created from it: