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A Comprehensive Look at Overlay Networking for Containers and VMs(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 8y ago
You can try LXC containers by Ubuntu, this is what Docker was based on initially. The main difference is LXC runs an init in the container so you get a standard multi process OS environment while Docker containers are single process environ
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Understanding the Linux Bridge for Containers and VMs(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Using BGP to Connect Container Networks(flockport.com)
2 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Connecting Container Subnets Across Hosts with BGP(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Container Networking Basics(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 8y ago
We have a guide [1] up on using Wireguard and go into some detail on the configuration and how it works. But we mainly use it to build container networks. [1] https://www.flockport.com/guides/build-wireguard-networks.ht
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Exploring Overlay Networks for Containers and VMs(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Building Container Networks with Vxlan, BGP and Wireguard(flockport.com)
2 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 8y ago
An app store, provisioning servers, overlay networks with vxlan, bgp and wireguard, distributed storage, service discovery and a build and packaging system. We have tried to provide a lot of documentation so do visit if you want to learn mo
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by tobbyb 8y ago
Flockport uses a standard networking bridge served by a Dnsmasq instance that all containers connect to. They all get their IP by DHCP unless you set static IPs and can be discovered by their name on local systems. The DB command basically
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by tobbyb 8y ago
Flockport supports LXC so both aufs and overlayfs are available for use but not enforced. Flockport let's you launch containers in a layer so its used at run time if required but not to build containers. Layers are interesting but they
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by tobbyb 8y ago
Thanks for that, that's a mistake, will get it corrected asap.
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by tobbyb 8y ago
Unfortunately Selinux can interfere with processes in weird ways without clear messages to end users. When a container starts networking devices are created, if using layers or btrfs/zfs overlays or snapshots may be created, bind mount
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by tobbyb 8y ago
Hi, the build system is quite flexible. It's used to build all the open source apps currently available in the app store. That DB keyword basically allows you to roll out a linked database container for your app if required. Only Mysql
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by tobbyb 8y ago
We have a container basics article [1] that provides a quick overview of Linux containers including differences between LXC and Docker containers. Linux containers are made possible by the addition of Linux namespaces to the kernel in 2.6.
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Show HN: A Build System for Packaging Applications in LXC Containers(flockport.com)
105 points by tobbyb 8y ago|72 comments
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A quick guide to deploying container apps(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 8y ago
We are working on a project with standard LXC containers [1] which tries to make orchestration and some of this stuff especially networking simpler. We support provisioning servers, building overlay networks with Vxlan, BGP & Wireguard,
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Avoiding Lock-In to Cloud Providers(flockport.com)
2 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: App Store for self hosted Apps(flockport.com)
4 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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Service discovery for LXC containers(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 8y ago
LXC on which Docker was based always had a much more sensible container model and contrary to the pervasive misinformation by the devops ecosystem is far easier to use. It supports a standard OS environment and does not enforce the use of l
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Service Discovery for Container Apps(flockport.com)
2 points by tobbyb 8y ago|0 comments
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An App Store for LXC Containers(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A New Container Orchestration Engine and App Store(flockport.com)
1 points by tobbyb 9y ago|0 comments
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by tobbyb 9y ago
This is not limited to Apple. Top phone prices including Galaxy, Pixel etc have been steadily creeping upwards yearly starting from $500 and are now at $800-1000. Next year it could well be $1200 and in 3 years $1500. Has the fundamental te
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by tobbyb 9y ago
The first choke point is the ISP. You are completely dependent on the ISP or mobile provider to get on the network. Once on the network there are multiple choke points around IP addresses, dns, ca authorities, registries and more. As long a
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by tobbyb 9y ago
This really feels like another world. Here is a confession, I have stopped believing people need to be informed, to be made aware. I think most of us, adults know exactly what is happening, the consequences of capitalism, the reality of our
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by tobbyb 9y ago
There has been a clear betrayal of the people. All the loud claims of freedom and liberalism by techies from the 90s has come to nought and infact moved the other way. Techies have dropped any pretense of ethical behavior and are hiding beh

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