Check host prerequisites
Confirm Docker Engine and Compose/plugin availability, host capacity, supported OS, DNS, firewall rules and required ports for the chosen deployment profile.
Getting started
Pull the image. Review the configuration. Start deliberately.
This starter page is a scaffold for the public quick-start guide. It provides the requested image pull command and a safe sequence for completing a deployment. Add the exact runtime-specific commands from the release script before treating the procedure as a production runbook.
Platform release 1.0
1 · Pull the S.A.N.A.T.A.N image
docker pull minus1by12/sanatan:pranapratishtha-1.0
Image repository: Docker Hub tags ↗
Before you launch
Review release manifest
Check the release notes and component inventory. Verify the image tag and the external dependencies you intend to enable.
Prepare secrets and storage
Use unique credentials, protected secret files or a secret manager, persistent storage paths, and tested backup/restore procedures. Do not commit secrets to source control.
2 · Inspect the image and its entry point
docker image inspect minus1by12/sanatan:pranapratishtha-1.0
Review the published image metadata and the accompanying deployment files to identify the intended command, environment variables, volumes, networks and health checks. Do not guess a generic docker run invocation for a multi-service platform.
3 · Use the matching deployment recipe
Choose the documented Docker Swarm or RKE2 profile, then follow its exact compose/stack manifest, configuration, secrets and validation steps. The detailed commands for a first-time installation should be added here from the authoritative release bundle.
Important: This page intentionally does not invent the final launch command or required environment variables because those are not established by the request alone. Add the tested command sequence and expected health checks before public production use.