Run rclone with Docker, Kubernetes, Home Assistant and CI

Container images, CSI drivers, actions and add-ons for running rclone as part of a larger system.

On a server rclone usually runs unattended: in a container on a schedule, as a mount inside a Kubernetes pod, as a step in a CI pipeline or as an add-on to another system. This section lists the images and integrations that package it for those jobs.

Start with the official rclone/rclone image, which tracks stable and beta releases and is enough for scheduled copies and mounts. The community images add cron, health checks and monitoring. For Kubernetes, the CSI driver provisions persistent volumes backed by any rclone remote; the Wunderio driver is archived and the Veloxpack one is the maintained successor.

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Docker Images

rclone/rclone (official)

Official Alpine-based Docker image maintained by rclone developers. Tracks latest stable and beta releases.

pfidr/rclone

Community image for scheduled rclone sync jobs via cron with Healthchecks.io integration.

tynor88/rclone

Minimal Docker image for one-off rclone copy/sync operations.

rayou/rclone

Ultra-minimal (~20MB) rclone image for custom usage.

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Cloud and System Integrations

Kubernetes

CSI Driver (Veloxpack)

Kubernetes CSI driver built on rclone Go library. Mounts 50+ cloud providers in pods with dynamic PV provisioning and secrets management. GitHub stars

Home Automation

CI/CD

GitHub Action for rclone

GitHub Action that installs and runs rclone within workflows for syncing artifacts to cloud storage. GitHub stars

NFS

rclone-nfs-server

Dockerized NFS server exposing any rclone remote as an NFS share. Useful in Kubernetes for providing cached mount points.