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Awesome Immich lists 2 distributions and 14 guides for Immich. Distributions are alternative ways to deploy or package Immich, while guides cover setup, usage, and related topics. Each entry links to a website or source code repository for details.
Distributions (2)
The distributions category covers alternative deployment or packaging options for Immich. Each entry points to either a website or source code.
| Entry | Link type |
|---|---|
| Distribution 1 | Website |
| Distribution 2 | Source code |
Because the directory only labels these as distributions without descriptions, check the linked site or repository to confirm the deployment method, supported platforms, and maintenance status before relying on one for a production setup.
Guides (14)
The guides category is the largest section after client apps and command-line tools. Entries link to websites or source code, and cover setup, usage, or related topics.
| Entry | Link type |
|---|---|
| Guide 1 | Website |
| Guide 2 | Website |
| Guide 3 | Website |
| Guide 4 | Website |
| Guide 5 | Website |
| Guide 6 | Source code |
| Guide 7 | Website |
| Guide 8 | Source code |
| Guide 9 | Website |
| Guide 10 | Source code |
| Guide 11 | Website |
| Guide 12 | Website |
| Guide 13 | Source code |
| Guide 14 | Website |
How to use these entries
- Open the linked website or source code for the distribution or guide you want.
- Confirm it matches your Immich version and deployment method (for example, Docker or a packaged install).
- Check the last update or commit date, since community guides and distributions can fall behind Immich releases.
- Follow the guide's own prerequisites before applying any steps.
Common pitfalls
- A distribution may package Immich differently from the official server, so upgrade paths can differ.
- Guides hosted on personal sites may not track breaking changes in newer Immich versions.
- Source-code-only entries often lack a rendered walkthrough, so you may need to read the README or commit history.
Where this fits in Awesome Immich
Awesome Immich organizes its listings into Client apps (16), Command-line tools (15), Integrations (6), Tools (10), Distributions (2), and Guides (14). If you are looking for an app to browse or upload photos, start with Client apps; if you want automation or scripting, start with Command-line tools or Integrations. Distributions and guides are the right sections when you need to install, host, or learn how to operate Immich itself.