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In FreeBSD you create a jail. In one jail you can run firefox in other jail a webserver in an other a database. Which applications are you thinking of that need "docker" type features ? The freebsd way of working is you install a server and you edit yourself the config file.

Real containers in the form of jails docker is just a bunch of abstraction layers over namespaces and a lot of wishful thinking.

Many applications that are in docker containers have no real way of running on FreeBSD unless built from source. And many do not have docs for that. One example is Audiobookshelf. Apps like Immich are fairly difficult to get working, though some people have done it. It just takes time...

I don't know what "docker applications" implies exactly. It sounds like a linux distribution could be convenient as an alternative. As for FreeBSD, all can be done with it, except maybe docker apps, though there are jails for that purpose.

Is Podman a reliable alternative to Docker containers? I have docker apps such as FreshRSS, Immich, qBitorrent etc

So apparently the build system of TrueNAS will be in the near future not open source. I consider moving my home server entirely into FreeBSD. However I have many docker applications... What alternatives does FreeBSD provide? View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X28dH8crYGo

> Most of the time, they are intended to be installed with a “dockerfile”... and that's it ! It is a bi-state solution. On the long-term, either you go with the flow and use everything from dockers, or run everything with jails. Except, you can, as seems the direction is considered, run a...

...spoke to devices in the mesh and communicated to MQTT, but the GUI wouldn't work and that became a deal breaker. So... I doubled down on my docker adventure and built a new HA device on an rpi with my 4 containers (z2m, zwave, MQTT, Node-Red) running on it. The painful part was moving over...

Java. Write once, run everywhere. Sure :)

...are network/crypto libraries (like netty, bouncycastle) which also use shared libraries. Because I work with these constrains a lot (plus docker requirements), I've exploited/hacked /linux/compat and linuxlator a lot. On the plus side I can confirm that it's more than up to the task and...

...have their login shell set to /usr/sbin/nologin. Why would you allow an account like www to login via ssh? You seem to be confused with docker, the entire jail runs within its own namespace on the kernel. The root account inside the jail is NOT the same as root on the host. Think of it...

Yeah frustrating, I also just saw the issue when running the podman run --rm docker.io/dougrabson/hello command from https://podman.io/docs/installation#installing-on-freebsd. I have to sysctl net.link.bridge.pfil_member=0 to set it back and then service jail restart for my jails to pick up the...

I have Jellyfin 10.11.6 running in a docker container on an Asustor NAS with no drama. The device OS is a proprietary modification of Debian Linux. The device hardware uses a very humble dual core celeron @ 2.0 ghz, 16Gb ram, 2 x 4Tb 2.5" hdd's shucked from external USB enclosures. I chose these...

...by some high-volume bruteforce attack that caused the imap server to crash *and stay down until a human could check the logs*. I know in docker-world this "if one service crashes, we just start 2 new instances"-mentality has become the standard, but it is a) stupid and b) dangerous. So just...

...and jail user accounts? I'm not providing access to users, I'm installing services into my jails much like I'd setup a service stack in docker, e.g.: Host + web server + db server + load balancer Q: do you typically set a password for your jail root account? Q: do you typically create jail...

...age just once and having that be applicable for the next million instances. The primary user is likely to be different for each instance. I guess if California labor costs are too expensive for this type of work, the Docker and Kubernetes hosts will move out of California to stay competitive.

I believe that FreeBSD updated their license to add "Not for use in California." So they are going to refuse to implement it. I read somewhere that in the Linux world, someone was going to update SystemD to implement this, but the same issue applies: You cannot stop people from removing the...

If the intention of the law makers is that every package: pkg, deb, rpm, apk, docker container, npm, jar, gz, zip... contained code to comply with California law, these changes would have to be implemented soon. The law does not require a standards compliant implementation which has the...

...starts the service at boot and it's running as the www user according to top. But the web interface isn't loading the service unless running navidrome as root in the terminal. So, broken? I think so. In debian and with Docker it runs smoothly without issues. Any great solutions?

...account creation process is trivial in comparison to age rating every package, and enforcing that on every package install. I guess loads of Docker containers and Ansible playbooks will be broken next year! Hmm... what about pip and npm, they must be in this mess as well. Will Ubuntu become...