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@LinuxAndYarn No. This was simply an attempt to use whatever credibility imbued by hosting on Docker Hub to trick folks. Just another lame form of phishing.
The more you know, man kann Docker einfach neu installieren und alle Container bleiben bestehen!
Ich hatte Docker auf Debian über 'apt install docker.io' installiert, damit bekommt man aber eine alte, inoffizielle Version (v20.10.24).
Nun bin ich mutig der offiziellen Anleitung gefolgt, habe alle alten Pakete, die zu Docker gehören entfernt und stattdessen 'docker-ce' installiert (v26.1.0).
@kubikpixel Podman funktioniert grundsätzlich anders. So hat es eigentlich keinen Daemon und damit keinen zugrundeliegenden State. Ergo dürfte es egal sein, wenn du die Binary zwischen invocations austauschst. Zumindest in meinem Verständnis. @Datenproletarier
I'm a Docker (or containers in general) non-believer. I simply don't believe in the promises it makes.
Docker is supposed to be easy to set up, easy to update, easy to migrate and always works. However, I've head plenty of stories where a container setup doesn't want to work, doesn't want to update or doesn't work after migrating. It's the same shit.
I'll stick to plain old system packages and there is absolutely nothing that will stop me.
#ProLifeTip. Put more effort into periodically reinforcing the learning that got you to this point in your career, because at some point you might spend a weekend implementing something from scratch and realising you've literally forgotten it all.
The wheel aren't rusty, they've fallen off.
How does one work with #Laravel?
What is a Dockerfile? WTF is Vite?
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As my old NUC was showing its age, and didn't suffice for my #homelab needs anymore, I decided to build a new one. And because I prefer running all my #selfhosted in containers, but abhor fucking around with #docker and docker-compose, it's a single-node #k8s cluster, using #k3s, just like my old server. One big difference is that the new server has a decent amount of drives for storage. I decided to set up #zfs to manage that, and zfs is all it's cracked up to be.
It wasn't hard to make my own container using the Alpine-based docker container on docker hub and using wget to grab the hub-tools. It's all the more weird that it's not just published on Docker Hub.
@andre
Swarm wird nicht mehr unterstützt. Da müsste man eine alte 1.6 oder 1.2 nutzen ab 2 geht es mMn nicht mehr. Ich habe Rancher aber sowieso nur mit Kubernetes genutzt.
Ich werde mein lokales Environment aber auch auf k8s umbauen und Rancher bei mir lokal betreiben. Portainer war toll (und lightweight), aber inzwischen nervt mich auch einiges. @schenklklopfer
basculement de #gitea vers #forgejo sous #docker, c’est assez simple. #synology
il suffit de changer dans votre docker-compose l’image de gitea pour forgejo.
@raulo Why put any service somewhere public if there is no benefit or use case like your parents or brother or whatever use it too?
Especially with the costs of like a MFF/SFF second hand system these days that can run a bunch of stuff on your network and take very little power, probably in fact less than a vps or something online would :)
Great, really should have a look at #chainguard based #Docker images: JavaScript Actions in Alpine containers are only supported on x64 Linux runners. Detected Linux Arm64