I don’t really like portainer, first their business model is not that good and second they are doing strange things with the compose files
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I don’t really like portainer, first their business model is not that good and second they are doing strange things with the compose files
This why I don’t get anything from using docker I want to tweak my configuration and docker is adding an extra level of complexity
i’m using all of this yeah
the old good way is not that bad
nixos definitely gives a try
using docker compose yeah. I find hard to tweak the network and the apps settings it’s like putting obstacles on my road
What are you hosting on docker? Are you configuring your apps after? Did you used the prebuild images or build yourself?
Didn’t really tried YunoHost it’s basically a simple selfhostable cloud server?
I agree with it, docker can be simple but can be a real pain too. The good old scripts are the way to go in my opinion, but I kinda like the lxc containers in docker, this principle of containerization is surely great but maybe not the way docker does… (maybe distrobox could be good too 🤷 )
Docker is absolutely a good when having to scale your env but I think that you should build your own images and not use prebuild ones
One day I will try, this project seems interesting!
I have a RAID 1 on the proxmox host to backup vms and their datas
yeah I think that at the end even if it seems a bit “retro” the “normal install” with periodic backups/updates on default vm (or even lxc containers) are the best to use, the most stable and configurable
you can but from my experience containers are lightweight and useful
I thought to only cron to run weekly update
I’ve seen this project and it’s really impressive and useful!
I’m not going to use the scripts directly but write mine mainly to learn bash and how to deploy services (without docker…), but I will 100% read and try to understand the scripts to mimic them on my one.
Rest in peace Tteck thank you for all your work ❤️
Yeah that could be an option too, but I kinda like the way how lxc works so I’m going to stick to it and write scripts to make the whole thing automated
I wanted to use containers to have good maintained and isolated stuff, so I think I’m going to use scripts to install and update all my stuff 😁
Got performance issues. Tried with Debian and alpine nothing worked. Wouldn’t recommend docker on lxc
It is. Running as smooth as we can imagine the only downside is the at the cost of pain of updating and maintaining but I will go that way
Yeah I share your point of view and I think I’m going this way. These scripts are awesome but I prefer writing mine as I get more control over them