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Deploy Deluge hosting and run a self-hosted torrent client that you manage from any browser on a dedicated Cloud VPS. xCloud starts the pinned Deluge 2.2.0 LinuxServer.io image with a generated web password in place of the well-known default, keeps settings and downloads on persistent volumes, publishes the BitTorrent ports and serves the web interface over HTTPS on your own domain.
Deluge is a lightweight, free software, cross-platform BitTorrent client with full encryption, a web interface and a plugin system. It runs as a daemon, so downloads continue while you are away, and you manage it from a browser or other clients. Run on your own server it is a self-hosted Deluge, a do-it-yourself alternative to renting seedbox hosting, released under the GPL-3.0. Use it only for content you may legally download and share.
On xCloud it is the community LinuxServer.io image linuxserver/deluge 2.2.0-ls384, not an image published by the Deluge project, pinned by digest. The deluge_config and deluge_downloads volumes hold settings and files. The web interface sits behind HTTPS with one password, while the BitTorrent ports are published directly and the daemon's remote-control port is not.
A Deluge install normally means the daemon, its web interface, a password to replace, a listen port that matches what you publish, two volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first torrent. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Deluge from the OneClick catalog. Choose a domain and a server, and enter a web password of at least 12 characters, or leave it empty to have 24 generated.
Step 02
One click. We start linuxserver/deluge 2.2.0-ls384, pinned by digest, as one container, replace the default password before Deluge starts, mount deluge_config and deluge_downloads, publish the BitTorrent TCP and UDP ports and serve HTTPS.
Step 03
Wait about a minute and sign in with the password only; there is no username. Open both BitTorrent ports in your own firewall if the server has one, then add a torrent or magnet link for content you may legally download.
Deluge 2.2.0 runs here as a daemon with a web interface, with its settings and downloads kept on volumes you own.
Deluge is a lightweight, free software, cross-platform BitTorrent client with full encryption, per the LinuxServer.io image description.
Add, pause and remove torrents from the browser. The web interface connects to the daemon inside the same container by itself.
Deluge has a plugin system that extends the client. Anyone with the password can enable plugins, so give the password only to people you trust.
The well-known default password is replaced with yours before Deluge starts. Deluge has one password and no username.
The BitTorrent TCP and UDP ports are published on the host. Peers can reach you, and they can also see the server's public IP address.
Settings and torrent state live on deluge_config, and finished files on deluge_downloads, so you can size and back them up separately.
Managed hosting for Deluge, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Keep downloads and seeding going on a server that stays on, instead of leaving a laptop or home machine on.
Add magnet links and torrent files from the web interface on a phone or desktop, and watch progress without a desktop client.
Use Deluge's plugin system for extra features, enabling only the plugins you trust, since the password allows anyone to switch them on.
Download open-source distributions and other freely distributable files to the server's downloads volume, then move them where you need them.
Dedicated Cloud VPS sizes, pre-configured for Deluge hosting. Pick the one that fits, and resize any time.
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Yes, and this template is Deluge Docker hosting without the setup: the linuxserver/deluge 2.2.0-ls384 image pinned by digest, one container, two named volumes, the BitTorrent TCP and UDP ports and an HTTPS route to port 8112. The Deluge project itself does not publish a container.
The template minimum is 256 MB of RAM, 1 CPU core and 20 GB of disk, and downloads need much more disk than that. That fits the first plan with plenty to spare. Disk, not memory, is usually the real limit once torrents accumulate.
Deluge ships with a well-known default password that its web interface would accept from anyone. This template writes your chosen or generated password before Deluge starts, so the default never works. There is no username, only one password.
The BitTorrent TCP port and a separate UDP port for DHT and uTP are published on the host and reachable from the internet. xCloud does not open your firewall, so open both there yourself if the server has one, or Deluge still downloads but cannot accept incoming peers.
Yes, Deluge has a plugin system. Anyone with the web password can enable plugins, and the password also lets them read and delete the downloads and make the server fetch web addresses. Keep it private and enable only plugins you trust.
That depends on what you want, and this page makes no claim either way. Deluge offers a daemon-based design with plugins; qBittorrent is available as its own OneClick app. Try both on a small test download.
Yes. Deluge is free software under the GPL-3.0, so the client has no licence fee. The one bill is the Cloud VPS itself, whose bandwidth and disk your torrents use. Only download and share content you may legally use.
Back up deluge_config for settings and torrent state, and deluge_downloads for the downloaded files if you need them. Do this on your own schedule and confirm the copy comes back cleanly. The web password lives in the environment, not in the volumes.
Nothing upgrades itself: 2.2.0-ls384 is pinned by digest, the version is frozen at that digest until you act. The image checks for a new Deluge release and refreshes its GeoIP data weekly, but it does not install an upgrade for you. To move to a newer Deluge, back up both volumes and adopt a newer template version.
It is Deluge on a dedicated Cloud VPS under your xCloud login, a Deluge cloud of your own at your domain. Other peers in a swarm can see the server's public IP address, and Deluge's usage reporting is switched off.
Yes. There is no lock-in — cancel any time. Hosting is billed monthly and charged for what you actually use, so when you delete the server the unused balance is refunded to your account, less up to 10% in payment-processing fees.
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