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...on the host it works as expected on the guest. Is there anything more I can do or will I have to work around this? Not too much of a big deal, but it would be nice to have this working. (My intended use-case is to run Docker on the guest with /var/lib/docker stored on a ZFS dataset on the host)

I noticed that many docker containers use s6-overlay thing which provides s6 as init replacement (and more). Unfortunately, the silly thing insists on running as PID 1. As I understand, Linux containers can / do have separate PID spaces while on FreeBSD we do not have that, jails share the...

Yeah the parts behind the HTML, specifically making sure the different programming language runtimes (e.g., Java, Ruby, whatever), servers, databases, etc. work the same during development as during a deploy. If you're running (just as an example) Ruby on your Macbook locally and then the same...

...always depends on the environment provided by OS - think of libraries and assistant services (like Redis, for example), as a bare example. Docker address the biggest "it works on my computer" thing, letting people in charge of infrastructure run the same config and code as developer does on...

...from breaking for devs with testing). I guess it varies depending on what's being developed, but devs shouldn't need to be involved with Docker or the OS? It should just-work (I'm thinking something like a dev opening a laptop and firing up an IDE like IntelliJ to dev for Android: as long as...

Zare, I know and I'm with you. I just wish I can run docker compose up -d on my FreeBSD servers.

...recognition. 2024: Dave Cottlehuber led the work to include FreeBSD official OCI images, which first appeared in 14.2. They are available on Docker Hub and GitHub Container Registry. 2025: Doug Rabson led the work to add FreeBSD as a platform to the OCI runtime specification, it is available...

You can run Linux containers, yes. Not any. Just the ones that doesn't rely on exotic Linuxisms that aren't yet present in the Linuxulator. And it's Jails all the way down.

Does it mean that it is possible now to run any Linux docker container on FreeBSD without a bhyve? Are there any downsides? I have never used docker containers, but I see that many projects tend to provide docker container with missing or old documentation how to do without docker. So it may be...

...some config; Linux is similar, but Windows I download zips from upstream instead of a package manager (all manual/no convenience like XAMPP or Docker). Same PHP extensions though every OS and similar nginx.conf and PHP settings; I have my wiki up and a secure webserver that can process PHP in...

Deploying what things? Database involved? If yes, how does the database hold up in Docker? I typically ssh directly into the target platform and develop there. Regardless of what my terminal is.

...life easier) and would like to run my server environment locally for development purposes. If I deploy on Debian the usual answer is "use Docker/Podman/etc." I know macOS is pretty popular with FreeBSD folks so I'm curious what setup you're using to emulate a FreeBSD server locally? Getting...

...freebsd-version 14.3-RELEASE That was easy! Let’s test a Linux container: $ doas podman run --rm --os=linux docker.io/alpine cat /etc/os-release | head -1 NAME="Alpine Linux" Again, that was really easy. You can find FreeBSD OCI images on GitHub and Docker Hub. But we imagine many...

...Scale and it's nice. But it's not anymore FreeBSD based. :-( at least, it has ZFS. However, there's one thing, which I like a lot, running docker-container. And now, after this whole story-telling to explain, that I missed the new bells and whistles in Truenas-core 13.x. And here's my...

...using FreeBSD as OS for core services (devserver, mail, DNS, databases), with some Linux to use with containers (CentOS Stream for development Docker server, Rocky for production). Happy to work with Linux servers at work. Still taking a lot of care to avoid linuxism and share with others the...

As far as I heard, Linux didn't support Bhyve as VM host, thus, didn't recognize "Bhyve Bhyve" as VM fingerprint. This is said that there are no technical / marketting advantage for Linux to support Bhyve. But supporting more than 255 vCPUs on Bhyve seems to be considered as technical merit to...

...but I fail to understand how that is really relevant. This is a server with a regular mATX motherboard with a Ryzen 3600, I have no need for support for "more than 255 vCPUs". Maybe I should have specified that (my bad). In any case, I could settle for Ubuntu 24.04 or RHEL for the docker host.

If running by hand, yes. All my users expect their pods be started at boot. To enable this we must, usermod -a -G systemd-journal users_service_account Then allow the service the pod runs under to linger after the users logs out: loginctl enable-linger user_service_account To run the pod...

Rootless containers don't need Systemd at all. You can run rootless Podman & Docker on Alpine Linux.

...Linux alltogether...so all of this written here + a metric ton of other 'nice tech' like Kubernetes. There is absolutely nothing like Docker in FreeBSD native world. It's not about the specifics of technology but the ecosystem built around it. For a simple software project you may have a...