Guacamole Remote Desktop - Open Source, Self Hosted Remote Access to Your Machines in the Browser

Learn how to set up and configure Guacamole, an open-source remote desktop gateway, in this comprehensive 42-minute tutorial. Discover the process of installing Guacamole using Docker and Docker-Compose, configuring Portainer-CE for easier management, and securing your installation with multi-factor authentication. Follow step-by-step instructions to create remote desktop connections, implement Nginx Proxy Manager for full URL access, and enhance security with Authelia. Gain valuable insights into user management, connection settings, and best practices for deploying Guacamole in your self-hosted environment.

Beginning
Introduction to Guacamole RDP
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Setting up a Non-Root User in our host system
Installing Docker-CE and Docker-Compose the easy way
Setup Portainer-CE Docker UI
Install Guacamole with Docker-Compose
Install Guacamole with Portainer-CE
Looking at our Guacamole Install for the First Time
Adding a more secure user to Guacamole
Deleting the Guacamole Default User
Other Guacamole Settings
Creating a new Remote Desktop Connection
Connecting to our new RDP Session
Setup NGinx Proxy Manager to give our Guacamole a full URL
Adding Multi-Factor Authentication to our Guacamole Install using Extensions
BONUS: Adding Authelia in front of Guacamole for Extra Security