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Deploy Yubal on xCloud and get Yubal hosting that turns YouTube Music album and playlist links into a tagged, organised music library on your own server. xCloud runs the pinned image behind a Caddy gateway that asks for your username and generated password on every request, keeps the Yubal container private, mounts persistent volumes for your library and settings and publishes the site over HTTPS. Download only what you may keep.
Yubal is a self-hosted YouTube Music downloader: paste a link and get a tagged, organised library. A self-hosted Yubal takes a YouTube Music URL and writes artist and album folders with tagged audio, cover art and synced .lrc lyrics, with scheduled sync, deduplication and a browser extension, and the layout is meant for media servers. Upstream describes it for personal archiving. It is MIT licensed.
On xCloud the install runs Yubal 0.10.0, pinned by digest, behind a Caddy 2.10.2 gateway that enforces HTTP Basic Authentication across the web interface and API, because Yubal has no sign-in of its own. Two volumes hold yubal_data for the music library and yubal_config for the database, cache and cookies. Scheduled sync runs daily at midnight UTC unless changed.
A Yubal install normally means a container, a reverse proxy with authentication, two volumes, a domain and a certificate before the first album. This is the same result without assembling any of it.
Step 01
Create your xCloud account and pick Yubal from the OneClick catalog. Choose your domain and target server, then keep the default username or change it — a strong password is generated for you.
Step 02
One click. We bring up the official Yubal image, pinned by immutable digest, behind a pinned Caddy 2.10.2 gateway that enforces HTTP Basic Authentication, keep Yubal itself off the public internet, mount the yubal_data and yubal_config volumes, and publish the gateway over HTTPS on your domain.
Step 03
Save the password from the protected installation credentials, open your HTTPS Yubal URL and enter the username and password when your browser asks. Then paste a YouTube Music album or playlist link to start your first download.
Yubal runs in full here: a web interface and API for downloading and organising YouTube Music, kept private behind a password on a server you control.
Paste any YouTube Music link and Yubal produces organised files in artist and album folders, with playlists written as M3U files that reference the tracks.
Subscribe to playlists or albums and Yubal syncs them on a schedule so new tracks appear in your library. This install syncs daily at 00:00, in UTC unless you change the timezone.
Downloads are tagged, get synced .lrc lyrics files where available and, on amd64 servers, receive ReplayGain values for consistent volume (the arm64 image skips that step).
Upstream tests the library layout with Navidrome, Jellyfin and Gonic, so you can point a music server at it.
Add a cookies.txt exported from a logged-in browser in the app settings to reach private playlists and age-restricted tracks.
Yubal has no sign-in of its own, so the gateway puts a username and a generated password in front of the whole site, API included. Unauthenticated and wrong-password requests get 401.
Managed hosting for Yubal, so the parts that keep it online are not your problem.
Paste album and playlist links and end up with organised, tagged files that you keep on your own server instead of a streaming catalogue.
Subscribe to a playlist or album and let the daily scheduled sync pull in new tracks without another visit to the page.
Point your media server at the downloaded library, with artists and playlists that link up in the servers upstream has tested.
Add a cookies.txt from a logged-in browser to download private playlists and age-restricted tracks that need an account.

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Yes, and this template is Yubal Docker hosting without the setup. Upstream ships a container image; here xCloud runs the pinned ghcr.io guillevc/yubal 0.10.0 image behind a Caddy gateway, mounts two volumes, generates the password and publishes HTTPS on your domain.
Plan on one core, 512 MB of RAM and 5 GB of disk at minimum; QA saw about 120 MB idle. The 6 GB plan is the entry rung here, but the music library will need more disk as it grows.
No. Yubal has no sign-in of its own. xCloud puts an HTTP Basic Authentication gateway in front of the whole site, web interface and API, and your browser asks for the username and generated password before anything else loads.
Open your HTTPS URL and enter the username and generated password from the protected installation credentials when your browser asks. You can rotate them in the Environment editor and redeploy. Allow about 30 seconds after install for Yubal to start.
It syncs all your subscriptions daily at 00:00, in UTC unless you change the YUBAL_TZ timezone setting, so new tracks in subscribed playlists or albums appear in your library. Nothing is subscribed until you add a subscription.
Yes, by adding a cookies.txt exported from a logged-in browser in the app settings. Upstream warns that using cookies may trigger stricter rate limiting. Download only content you have the right to keep, and comply with the platform's terms.
Upstream tests the library with Navidrome, Jellyfin and Gonic. Jellyfin needs the non-standard artists tags option enabled in the library settings for multi-artist tracks. Point the server at the yubal_data volume's folder, and rescan the library after the first sync finishes.
Back up both volumes: yubal_data, which holds the music library, and yubal_config, which holds the SQLite database, the extraction cache and the cookies. Treat the config backup as sensitive because of the cookies, and keep copies off the server.
0.10.0 remains pinned until you take a newer template version. Copy yubal_data and yubal_config and look through the project's notes beforehand. xCloud never upgrades a running site, and a redeploy keeps the library and settings.
Yes. Yubal is MIT licensed, which means no fee for the software. You pay for the dedicated Cloud VPS, whose disk holds the library, and upstream notes it is for personal archiving of music you may keep.
Not through this page. Yubal cloud hosting here means your own downloader runs on a Cloud VPS that xCloud prepares, with the library and database on volumes you own, behind a gateway password and with no vendor account involved.
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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