The easiest way to own your cloud. Your data. Your cloud. Rainstorm.
Head over to our downloads page to download an image for your device. Alternatively, you can install on your own device (see Build Instructions)
Rainstorm aims to be the easiest way to to run a dedicated, easy to use, home server leveraging many popular and open source cloud alternatives that give you complete ownership and control of your data.
With the increasing power and affordability of small board computers like the Raspberry Pi, we believe it's finally feasible for everyone to own their cloud instead of giving everything they own to the cloud.
By running Rainstorm, you can quickly and cheaply deploy your own cloud infrastructure all from the web browser with ZERO terminal commands necessary.
Each installation of Rainstorm enables a number of wonderful features.
- Plex Media Server
- Transmission Torrent Client
- Filebrowser
- Minecraft Server
- Pi-hole
In the future, we'd also like to have...
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Data backup solutions
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Bitwarden Password Manager
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Nextcloud
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Wordpress Site
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Matrix chat server
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WireGaurd VPN
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Tor Relay
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Bitcoin Full Node
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Jitsi Server
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Email server
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Any service from this list of open source projects can also be added.
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...and many more features!
Home Screen | Service View | Device Settings |
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- Raspberry Pi 4
You can run Rainstorm on your own device in just a few easy steps!
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Download an image from our downloads page.
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Flash image onto SD card
- Download Etcher
- Flash downloaded image
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Insert SD card and attach external HD (highly recommended) to device
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Boot your device and visit http://rainstorm.local or http://ip_of_device/
You can also run Rainstorm on your own to modify, and update the software yourself.
sudo su -
git clone https://github.com/project-rainstorm/project_rainstorm.git
WARNING Running this script will make changes to your system. This is meant to be run on a dedicated device with a freshly installed OS (RPi4 running Raspberry Pi OS Lite recommended)
bash project_rainstorm/scripts/setup.sh
sudo reboot
Log back in as the default user drop
with password drop
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Or log in with the user/password you set in config.yml
The cloned repository has been moved to the new user's home directory.
After following the build instructions, you can run the app in development.
To run the API:
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- Create a virtual environemnt
python3 -m venv env
- Create a virtual environemnt
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- Activate the virtual environment
source env/bin/activate
- Activate the virtual environment
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- Install packages
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- Install packages
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bash run_server.sh
To run the react server:
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cd thunder
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- Install packages
yarn install
- Install packages
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yarn start
Visit http://rainstrorm.local:3000
Rainstorm uses docker-compose for services. Pull requests are welcome. Checkout the Services README.md for more info on how to create services for Rainstorm.
The contribution workflow is described in CONTRIBUTING.md.