Jan 23 • ⭐ Wins
A Beginner-Friendly Way to Run n8n on Your Own Machine
Hi everyone
I’m a Linux & open-source lover, and I enjoy building and testing self-hosted automation tools.
Since Make can’t be self-hosted, I decided to install n8n on my Linux Mint using Docker.
I recorded a simple, beginner-friendly video where I show:
• Updating the system• Installing Docker
• Starting Docker
• Creating a folder for n8n
• Running n8n with Docker
• Opening it in the browser
• Running it in background
• Stopping & starting it again
These same steps also work on Ubuntu and other Debian-based Linux systems.
This is not about building anything fancy yet.
It's just about setting a clean foundation.
Next up, I’ll start sharing how to build small, practical AI + automation workflows with n8n
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A Beginner-Friendly Way to Run n8n on Your Own Machine
