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Totally agree, however the big draw for me is that with Docker/docker-compose I can keep all of the configuration in a version controlled repository along with
by gpanders 7y ago
Totally agree, however the big draw for me is that with Docker/docker-compose I can keep all of the configuration in a version controlled repository along with all of the other apps/services I run on my little server. Of course it's possible to still do this and run it natively, but that's the reason I prefer a Docker solution.
- kstrauser 7y agoThere's a lot to be said for that, for sure! But I make up for a lot of lost ground on that by making a repo in /etc . I don't add everything to it, but I generally add files before I alter them so that I can roll back to the original state.