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In this guide we will show you how to deploy silverbullet and cloudflare in containers, making them "talk/communicate" in the same private network just for them.
This guide assumes that you have already deployed Portainer. If not, see [this official guide](https://docs.portainer.io/start/install-ce/server/docker/linux) from Portainer to deploy it on Linux.
This guide assumes that you have already deployed Portainer. If not, see [this official guide](https://docs.portainer.io/start/install-ce/server/docker/linux) from Portainer to deploy it on Linux.
### Brief
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Now we have to build the network before we can deploy it.
**NOTE***: If you got a *Error code 8: Attempt to write a readonly database* when running `docker compose up`.
Ensure that the directory on the host system that is mounted as /space in your container has the correct permissions. For example:
```shell
sudo chown -R 1000:1000 /path/to/space
sudo chmod -R 755 /path/to/space
```
## Create the network for silverbullet
Go to **Home** > **Networks** > **Add Network**.
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![](Guide/Deployment/Cloudflare%20and%20Portainer/remove-stack-1.png)
Click **Remove** to confirm. Don't worry, this will only remove the stack and the containers attached to it, not the template.
![](Guide/Deployment/Cloudflare%20and%20Portainer/remove-stack-2.png)
Then go to **App Templates**.
Then go to **App Templates**.
Go into the **silverbullet-docker** and click on **Edit**.
![](Guide/Deployment/Cloudflare%20and%20Portainer/deploy-stack-3.png)
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Now it's time to select the name of the policy, the action and the duration of the session.
Select a descriptive **Name** for future troubleshooting, select **Allow** for the **Action** and leave the session duration at its default.
Select a descriptive **Name** for future troubleshooting, select **Allow** for the **Action** and leave the session duration at its default.
In the **Configure rules** section, select **Emails** if you want to use emails (or you can use a range of IPs, specific countries...) for verification, and enter the emails you want to allow access to Silverbullet.
![](Guide/Deployment/Cloudflare%20and%20Portainer/add-application-clodflare-5.png)
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Now the connection to silverbullet is **HTTPS** and PWA ([Progressive Web Apps](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Progressive_web_apps)) and offline mode will work.
I hope this guide has been helpful.
I hope this guide has been helpful.