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lisivka
11y ago
You need to use networked file system, e.g. nfs, samba, gluster, gfs, ceph, MoozeFS, etc. Just mount it into container and then you can move container freely.
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lisivka
11y ago
We already know effective anti-epidemic measure: isolation of infected until they all will die. At high level of drug use, hanging of drug users is the only answer.
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lisivka
11y ago
We have enough problems with already legalized and standardized drugs: alcohol and tobacco. It is not wise to let smokers to increase burden on society.
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lisivka
11y ago
Integration with host systemd/machinectl is nice, but it requires modification of host setup, while my solution can be run on unmodified docker, i.e. it is universal. I will manage my containers using Kubernetes, so integration with ho
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lisivka
11y ago
"all" is the default target to build in GNU autotools projects. make all && sudo make install "all" is also recommended default target in GNU make documentation: Phony targets can have prerequisites. Whe
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lisivka
11y ago
Who will manage these volumes, directories and log files? Why not just use existing infrastructure? I use containers for 10 years (they are called VServer), and I newer had a problem with standard setup: some less important logs are stored
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lisivka
11y ago
Can you review my implementation of container with centos7/systemd in unprivileged mode, please? https://github.com/vlisivka/docker-centos7-systemd-unpriv
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lisivka
11y ago
You can always add layer with new credentials. E.g. FROM image:staging COPY ./production-credentials/ / When implemented in this way, staging image won't be able to run in production code until it will be te
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lisivka
11y ago
ipv6
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lisivka
11y ago
Gold is the only real cash. Banknotes are locked us into banks and states. No freedom. Not good.
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lisivka
11y ago
We used feature branches with Subversion very often, then switched to GIT, because it is much faster and has built-in support for rebase instead of custom rebase-branch script for svn.
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lisivka
11y ago
IMHO, semaphoreci is better: it runs build without need to write anything in PR, so no additional teaching is required.
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lisivka
11y ago
Don't steal my code, please. Don't bundle my open library with your proprietary app without my written permission.
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lisivka
11y ago
I am sorry, but if YOU, the author, will ship MY GPLed library with YOUR application, then YOU are FORCED to open YOUR code under MY terms. Understand? Don't steal my code, please. Don't bundle it with your proprietary app without
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lisivka
11y ago
More and more companies are just publishing their repos for Debian/Ubuntu/RHEL/CentOS/Fedora/SuSE, which are built automatically from same source. If you have a problem with that, hire a developer.
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lisivka
11y ago
These features are allowing to build more complex sentences using less words and/or make them shorter. After translating of thousands of sentences from English to my native language for opensource projects, I found that word-to-word tr
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lisivka
11y ago
So, we need to translate text to an artificial language, which is well understood by both humans and AI, and then render same meaning in native language of listener. Slovakian or Ukrainian language should be good base for that artificial la
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lisivka
11y ago
No. I never will read this page because "yum install postgress && systemctl enable postgress" just works, even in docker container (with systemd).
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lisivka
11y ago
Nah. With command "apt-get/yum/dnf/etc. install postgress && service postgress start" I will have postgress service up and running. Command "docker pull postgress" will just download image of postg
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lisivka
11y ago
"ssh 0" or "ssh ::" works fine too. Also " http://0" or " http:// [::]".
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lisivka
11y ago
Sorry, but damn choice is to work 4 hours per day and be more productive than someone working 12 hour per day.
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lisivka
11y ago
Anonymous coward: explain your downvote, please.
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lisivka
11y ago
If you run _same_ application in container with 20MB of files and in container with 2000MB of files, how it can affect attack surface at all? Bytes on disk are just data. Moreover, if I use standard RPM package to run service using non-root
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lisivka
11y ago
I see same things but under different branding. It's all.
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lisivka
11y ago
musl is about 2x slower than glibc: http://www.etalabs.net/compare_libcs.html . Other libraries are even worse.
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lisivka
11y ago
CentOS will be better option for host. Why you need CoreOS?
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lisivka
11y ago
Fedora 23 minimal image in docker: 43MB in archive. With tons of packages available (with patches and live maintainers). With formal stabilization process. With well tested package management system (with hundreds of bug fixes in 20 years o
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lisivka
11y ago
If you need a library, you will download it anyway. But you can download it once, in base image, or multiple times. IMHO, the fatter _base_ image is, the better. Ideally, base image must be full installation of everything, one large image f
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lisivka
11y ago
And your reason is ... to share less between instances? The more code in common, the better, isn't? When I trying to optimize my system of containers, I move everything common into topmost container, to make application containers smal
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lisivka
11y ago
It even worse: good candidates will avoid expensive application procedure. I spent month on Crossover for senior position: 3 days for test case (dumb but large), then waiting for interview, then again waiting for interview, then interview w
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