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by hda111 5y ago
Please don’t look into IR light without proper protective glasses. Saves you from having to visit a ophthalmologist.
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by hda111 5y ago
There is no need to reinvent packer and vagrant. This “project” would be much better when it was a collection of packer templates. I’m using several packer templates and prebuilt vagrant boxes and vagrant’s workflow is much better than this
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by hda111 5y ago
Why? I’m happy with Vagrant (libvirt/VirtualBox), Multipass and LXD (also provides secreboot + UEFI VMs + USB redirection). No need for another tool.
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by hda111 5y ago
In my experience it’s the opposite. Alcohol destroys relationships. It’s nonsense to medicate stress with alcohol.
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by hda111 5y ago
No, it doesn’t contradict daemon-less (wrt resources used by the daemon). This “daemon” only runs activated by a systemd socket for a few seconds. Whereas Docker CE always runs at least containerd (dockerd is also socket activated). You co
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by hda111 5y ago
Thanks for writing this. He knows what he is talking about. One of the LXC maintainers.
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by hda111 5y ago
Thinks looks interesting. For replacing Discord. Is there also an audio chat function?
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by hda111 5y ago
Isn’t this easily detectable for any malicious script? Just a small timeout and try the next port.
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by hda111 5y ago
This would be illegal in Germany where you must take notice of every email accepted by your email server. The junk folder doesn’t help because you would need to read through it nonetheless.
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by hda111 5y ago
Too much complexity now. This will make languages like Go more relevant.
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by hda111 5y ago
Bosch publishes some Java Open Source stuff for IoT.
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by hda111 5y ago
Good introduction to Nix. I wish I would have had this when I started. But what do they mean with “works forever”? What if the Git repo or Web server of the project is gone in several years? How do you reproduce it? Does niv include a local
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by hda111 5y ago
This makes Alpine interesting for containers. Docker makes it so hard to run systemd.
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by hda111 5y ago
Docker has with no doubt much better UX. It just works and it’s very easy to use. For podman is seems you need a bit more knowing what you are doing. You need to know iptables. With Docker your database container is reachable in the Interne
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by hda111 5y ago
They are as safe as MySQL is
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by hda111 5y ago
Docker isn’t true open source in my opinion. With true open source you can compile your own version of the software with your own changes and it works just like the official release. You can’t do this with Docker Engine afaik.
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by hda111 5y ago
Rootless Podman does this as well but with the subuid owned files. For instance you run postfix in a container and it has files owned by postfix. You can’t change the files outside of the container. You can make yourself root in the namesp
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by hda111 5y ago
It’s written in Go so it’s a bit shady to have an install script. This is how instructions should look like for a Go application: https://docs.gitea.io/en-us/install-from-binary/
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by hda111 5y ago
Nobody needs install scripts that you can’t remove anymore. What happened to deb or rpm packages?
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by hda111 5y ago
I’m not sure if the API is stable enough. But podman is in fact libpod (was named to podman) and it’s used to some extent in Cri-O. Nothing prevents you from using it as a library.
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by hda111 5y ago
I agree that podman isn’t more secure but the project seems to be more open to contributions than moby. You can still use podman rootful and use it like Docker. Then there should be not security issues.
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by hda111 5y ago
I mean so I can reproduce it in 10+ years where many git repos don’t exist anymore. Go can keep checksumed copies of any code it uses to compile. I’d like to see this in Nix as well.
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by hda111 5y ago
You can get the reproducibility resolved. But when I tried nix I didn’t found a way to save the source code easily in my project. Similar to the vendor directory in Go there should be a way to backup the source since the source can go away
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by hda111 5y ago
On CentOS and similar distros I agree. But on Debian like distros podman has too many rough edges and the packaging isn’t something you can contribute to easily on GitHub. I find this sad since podman is really good but there isn’t much eff
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by hda111 5y ago
Any reasons to migrate from Docker to Podman when using Linux?
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by hda111 5y ago
Doesn’t seem to be a fair comparison. Docker Desktop has access to your whole filesystem and can be used transparently in Terminal.app. This is were the bad performance results from.
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by hda111 5y ago
Both can run systemd in containers. Podman can be used for system containers. Podman can start containers without root privilege while LXD is a daemon that needs to run as root.
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by hda111 5y ago
Lima project works on an alternative to sshfs https://github.com/lima-vm/sshwebdav
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by hda111 5y ago
Multipass uses reverse sshfs for mounting into the VM. This is a concept also used by lima now. https://github.com/lima-vm/lima
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by hda111 5y ago
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