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I’m leaning towards using Ubuntu/systemd to start all my services, and using a single container per project with SQLite. This way: - I can easily move from de
by justsomeuser 6y ago
I’m leaning towards using Ubuntu/systemd to start all my services, and using a single container per project with SQLite.
This way:
- I can easily move from dev to prod by using the private container registry
- I have apt-get on the server and just use the default Ubuntu
- No distributed/network state
I used to use Core OS, but all these container OSes are here today and gone tomorrow, and normally have their own config standard. At least with Ubuntu they have LTS and a bunch of Google pages for fixing stuff.
- notyourday 6y agosystemd-nspawn is the most underrated piece of software on any modern link system. It just works and does exactly what it needs to do. Not to mention using a directory structure as a container image?! What is this sorcery?!
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