먼저 Container Station을 설치 합니다

그냥 그림처럼 따라 하시면 설치 하는데 문제 없습니다.

1. Install Container Station
   Go to “App Center” > “Utilities” or “QTS Essentials”, and find Container Station. Click “Add To QTS” (QTS 4.2 or higher versions only.)
   
2. START TO USE
   After the installation is complete, click the shortcut icon on the main menu. The first time the Container Station is used, it will ask for a default folder to store images and containers. Select your preferred folder and click “Start Now“.
   
   

Create Container 에서 GitLab 을 설치 합니다

1. QUICKLY CREATE AN APP CONTAINER
   Apps are groups of Docker images that aim to provide a complete service, such as Application + Database, and also quick-installation packages. Using GitLab as an example, this app contains GitLab, PostgreSQL and Redis images.
   To create GitLab, click on the “Create Container” > Expand “QNAP LXC / Docker Images” > find “GitLab” and click “Install”.
   
   The next step will display the GitLab URL and the username and password. Remember these and click “Create”.
   
   The installation performs two actions including “download” and “create”. You will be able to track this progress in Background Tasks.
   
   After installation, the left main menu will have three containers:
   gitlab1_gitlab_1
   gitlab1_postgresql_1
   gitlab1_redis_1
   
   These three containers provide a complete GitLab service. Click “gitlab1_gitlab_1” to enter the container page.
   
   The container page displays port forwarding settings and hyperlinks if the application is a web-based service. You can click on the hyperlink to connect to your GitLab.
   
   Enter the username and password (default: root / 5iveL! Fe) and log in to start using GitLab.
   
2. CREATE CONTAINERS DOWNLOADED FROM THE DOCKER HUB REGISTRY
   You can also use the search bar to find specific applications or Linux distributions. In the “Create Container” page you can search for an application name (such as “php”) from the Docker Hub Registry.
   
   Choose an application from the search results and click “Install”. The default version is the latest, and you can change this using the dropdown list.
   
   The “Create Container” dialog will appear. Here you can modify information such as its Name and resource usage. Once finished, click “Create”:
   
   The installation performs two actions including “download” and “create”. You will be able to track this progress in Background Tasks.
   
   After installation, a container name will be added in the left main menu. Click on the container name (“php-1” in this example) to enter the container page.
   
3. LOCAL IMAGES
   Images will be stored on the NAS. You can view installed images and delete unnecessary ones from “Create Container” > “Local Images”.
   *Note: An app package will be split into separate images.