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This is _very_ close to my exact setup. Though, I never used portainer (just manage a big docker-compose file) is it worth it?
by kilroy123 5y ago
This is _very_ close to my exact setup. Though, I never used portainer (just manage a big docker-compose file) is it worth it?
- razemio 5y agoIf you are comfortable with the cli you won't need it at all. It over complicates things in my opinion.
- justin_oaks 5y agoPortainer does make certain tasks much easier. I use Portainer to clean up any Docker volumes, containers, and images I no longer need. Doing that for a lot of Docker resources using the command line gets old really fast. I say this as someone who uses docker and docker-compose extensively and I'm very comfortable with a CLI.
- smallnamespace 5y agoCan't you: docker system prune with perhaps a filtering flag attached?
- Jnr 5y agoI also put everything in docker containers, and docker-compose for each thing is a must. It usually pains me to see when popular projects have no decent docker-compose files available and I have to make them. For backups restic is a blessing. And so is Syncthing for getting things to the backup machine quickly (from mobile and non-unix machines).
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y ago> I also put everything in docker containers, and docker-compose for each thing is a must. It usually pains me to see when popular projects have no decent docker-compose files available and I have to make them. On the bright side, it's a one-time cost and generally pretty simple, especially if they provide a sample `docker run` command. (Although yes, it would of course be better yet if projects would publish one so that it was easier)