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Deploy RadaRec hosting and turn your Radarr library into a source of new movies to watch. xCloud runs the pinned RadaRec 0.2.8 image behind a Caddy gateway that asks for a generated admin login, mounts a persistent settings volume and publishes the interface over HTTPS. Your Radarr and TMDB keys are saved in Settings, behind that login rather than on a public page.
RadaRec is a web GUI for finding similar movies to selected Radarr movies, and adding your picks back to Radarr. Upstream's settings cover the Radarr address and API key, the root folder, a TMDB API key, a minimum rating and vote count, a language filter, and whether to search for a movie when it is added. Self-hosted RadaRec is the alternative to browsing movie recommendation sites by hand, under the GPL-3.0 licence.
On xCloud it is RadaRec 0.2.8, pinned by digest, as one container behind a Caddy gateway that enforces HTTP Basic authentication, since RadaRec has no accounts of its own. Settings live on the radarec_config volume. It needs a Radarr instance this server can reach and a free TMDB API key, and your browser must load Bootstrap and Socket.IO from public CDNs.
A RadaRec stack normally means an app container, an authentication layer, a settings volume, a domain and a certificate before the first suggestion. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick RadaRec from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, then set the admin username (default admin) — the password is generated for you.
Step 02
One click. We run the community RadaRec image, pinned by immutable digest and kept private to the stack, behind a Caddy 2.10.2 gateway that enforces the HTTP Basic login. The radarec_config volume holds your settings, and the gateway is published over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Save the generated password from the protected installation credentials, open your HTTPS RadaRec URL and sign in. In Settings enter your Radarr address, Radarr API key, root folder and a TMDB API key, then load your Radarr library and start.
RadaRec runs in full here: movie recommendations built from your Radarr library, on your own domain, behind a login.
Pick movies from your Radarr library and RadaRec returns TMDB-based recommendations, each with its rating, votes and genres.
Add a recommendation to Radarr from the page, using the Radarr address, API key and root folder saved in Settings.
The Radarr address, API keys and root folder are edited in the Settings panel and stored in settings_config.json on the persistent radarec_config volume.
Upstream exposes minimum rating, minimum votes and a language choice as settings, so the suggestions can be narrowed before you add anything.
A Caddy gateway enforces HTTP Basic Authentication with the admin username you choose and a generated 32-character password; anonymous and wrong-password requests get 401.
Measured idle use in QA was about 76 MiB across both containers, so it fits easily beside the rest of your media stack.
Managed hosting for RadaRec, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Pick movies already in your Radarr library and see similar titles, filtered by a minimum rating and vote count.
Send a recommended movie straight to Radarr, with the root folder and quality profile you configured, and optionally start a search.
Choose a language so recommendations stay within the films you would actually watch.
Store your Radarr and TMDB keys in Settings on a server that asks for a login first, rather than on a public page.




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Yes. Upstream ships a Docker image and Compose example, and this template is RadaRec Docker hosting set up for you: the 0.2.8 image pinned by digest, a Caddy login gateway, one radarec_config volume and HTTPS. It is your own RadaRec cloud interface.
RadaRec needs just 128 MB of memory, a single core and 1 GB of storage, which suits one small container beside a Caddy gateway. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung here, so the server can also run Radarr or other apps.
Yes, RadaRec is GPL-3.0 software with no fee. The dedicated Cloud VPS is the only cost, cancellable at any point. TMDB offers a free account for the API key RadaRec needs, so lookups cost nothing extra.
A Radarr instance this server can reach, and a TMDB API key from a free themoviedb.org account. In Settings, enter the Radarr address, the Radarr API key, the Radarr root folder and the TMDB key. RadaRec bundles neither Radarr nor a movie database.
Radarr must be reachable from this server. Use its public URL or LAN address, not localhost, because localhost points at the RadaRec container itself. Check the port, any firewall in front of Radarr, and that the API key is copied exactly from Radarr's settings.
Anyone holding the Basic Auth login, because RadaRec has no accounts of its own and the gateway is the only gate. The login can read and change both keys in Settings, so share it only with people you trust, and change it in the Environment editor if it leaks.
Yes, but values you uncomment there apply on every start and win over the same field in Settings, so edits made in the app are lost on restart. Leave them commented to manage them in the app. Setting names are lowercase and case-sensitive.
No. Keep RadaRec as a single instance, because its recommendations and run state live in one process. Several people can use the same instance, since the gateway login is shared, but two copies would not share what they have already suggested.
Back up the radarec_config volume, which holds the settings you saved, including your Radarr and TMDB keys. It holds little else, so the copy is small. Treat it as secret-bearing, and try a restore once before you rely on it.
The install stays on pinned 0.2.8 until you adopt a newer template version. Check upstream's release notes, back up radarec_config, then redeploy and check that Settings still connect to Radarr. Existing sites are never upgraded automatically.
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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