What happens in those five minutes?
The installer sets up Docker when needed, downloads Telebugs, asks for your domain, configures its TLS certificate, and starts the app.
Put the kettle on. Point your domain at the server and paste one command. Telebugs takes care of Docker and HTTPS while your tea brews.
admin@telebugs:~$ bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://auth.telebugs.com/install/••••••••)"
What domain will you use to run Telebugs? (e.g., telebugs.example.com):
telebugs.example.com
Installing now. This process can take up to five minutes.
While you wait, why not enjoy a cup of tea?
Preparing [ ✓ ]
Downloading [ ✓ ]
Starting [ ✓ ]
Telebugs is ready!
Start using it at:
https://telebugs.example.com
The installer sets up Docker when needed, downloads Telebugs, asks for your domain, configures its TLS certificate, and starts the app.
No. Basic SSH and terminal skills are enough for the standard Linux installation. On platforms that need Docker installed separately, the manual tells you plainly.
No. The clock starts once your server is online, ports 80 and 443 are open, DNS points to it, and you can connect over SSH. Creating the server and waiting for DNS can take longer.
Open your HTTPS address, create the first user, and invite your
team. Automatic nightly updates are on by default, and the
telebugs command handles everyday administration.
Coffee is fine. The installer does not check.