foundry-ops docs
foundry-ops installs and updates Foundry Virtual Tabletop in a Proxmox VE container, from one command in your host’s shell. You bring the license: it downloads your own copy of Foundry VTT straight into the container. About foundry-ops has an overview.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”InstallCreate the container and install Foundry VTT from your host's shell.
Unattended installEvery answer as a variable, for Ansible or your own scripts.
Update and roll backInstall a newer Foundry, and go back if you need to.
TroubleshootingExpired links, the wrong package, and a server that won't answer.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”- Install: the interactive install, run in your Proxmox VE host’s shell.
- Unattended install: environment variables and container settings.
Use foundry-ops
Section titled “Use foundry-ops”- Update and roll back
- Move from a wiki-style install: bring your worlds over from a pm2 setup.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”- Layout: where Foundry and your data live, and the service.
- How it works: the community-scripts engine, and why things are done the way they are.
- Troubleshooting, including how to report a problem or a security issue.
- What it connects to
- Legal
foundry-ops is not affiliated with or endorsed by Foundry Gaming LLC. Foundry Virtual Tabletop is © Foundry Gaming LLC and licensed separately; foundry-ops never includes or redistributes it.
foundry-ops is open source (MIT). The scripts are on GitHub, where issues and pull requests are welcome.