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...read -r _PORT _SVCNAME; do printf " \033[33m•\033[0m\033[97m%s\033[0m(%s)" "${_PORT}" "${_SVCNAME}" done)" } print_dockervms() { # print this machine's running Docker VMs printf " ⏳ Scanning Docker VMs... " print "📦️" "Docker VMs" "$( command -v...

I am planning on using ZFS - - - just not sure how to set things up. postgresql, apache, likely nginx - - - not sure which others I have presently that I want to re-establish. I have no idea on how things on freebsd (and zfs) are different than over in linux land so if you might point me to a...

...can be cleansed with one command. FreeBSD per default doesn't need a separated var. Servers and infrastructure software will - postgres, docker, libvirt, keycloak so on...in case of virt tools they also keep the images there and so on. But you should know that if you run them specifically...

...reading it) are just extra complexity. I don't like complexity. My slowest system to reboot, one with several active vm's with things like docker running in them, takes about 2 minutes (a hand full of seconds of that are the boot prompt). Other systems take less than a minute. I understand...

1 core ARM64 on Netcup and I obtained 300-400 Mbps on Wireguard single-thread (using Docker for CPU/RAM control)

"This app is a collection of like ~8 containers" - sounds like a $hit app. Terrible, bottom of the barrel engineering design (... and high slop factor) This right here is why app containers suck compared to system containers (think lxc/incus or jails) . If you can consolidate that whole stack...

...containers, which is why the recommended approach is to use Podman-compose vs just pulling the files. I am admittedly a bit of a novice with Docker Compose... this is the "Unofficial guide" for running Podman (shown on RHEL). They mentioned in one of the support tickets that the app should...

Getting the issue below which i surmise is because docker doesnt explicitly list freebsd as an OS for this. Running FreeBSD 15 with KDE plasma, using Konsole as terminal emulator, installed podman suite. I am able to run simple pods no issue, including linux ones. I am guessing i need to...

...could you tell me what other option I could use? What interests me is backing up my photos from my mobile devices. And if jails can replace Docker. The services I use are: Vaultwarden Nextcloud Navidrome Immich 4get Obsidian Livesync Cloudflare Ghost What service should I use for...

...suprised if a consortium of non-SystemD distros comes together to fork old Linux from a pre-corroded kernel version. I should stop using Linux/Docker and make more of an effort to build FreeBSD jails from scratch again instead of using the easy Docker option. Hopefully, the work that...

It would have more sense to virtualize Windows, than stacking another layer adding Linux too. Indeed. Just use Wine on FreeBSD like you did on Linux, it's a cleaner and better solution (especially performance wise).

...and get Affinity work, though not a deal breaking if I can't. So the question is would I be better off trying to use Bhyve or Podman running docker ? It would have to to be a Linux container (prefer Arch, but i guess it really doesn't matter), with graphics, and able to use Wine). Any...

...Engine an operating system? NO, it is a specialized monitoring system but it does incorporate the MINIX3 operating system within it. 5. Is Docker or Podman an operating system? NO. 6. Are Docker or OCI containers within scope of California Age Assurance? NO, containers are specialized...

...1230848 196608 7 linux-data (96M) 1427456 2621440 8 linux-data (1G) 4048896 8533983 - free - (4G) From ha console (accessed via VNC) I see it is running in a docker. I haven't read your blog yet & may not play with HA for a day or two so this is about as far as...

Isn't that what the "any key" is for? Temporary permissions make me rather uncomfortable as they tend to become permanent permissions if not set up correctly. It's just wishful thinking in my view. Perhaps if I look into it more thoroughly it's less of a security nightmare than sudo is, but I...

Group passwords are really neat. Before rootless Docker became possible on Linux, you had 2 options: either run docker through sudo or assign yourself to the docker group, which is dangerous. I chose a 3rd option that they adopted in their documentation...

Honestly I don't think that anything really changed, both methods existed before pkgbase IIRC the handbook already described them before, it's just two different way to accomplish the same thing, just pick the one you prefer. To create pkgbase jails it's different, the handbook is a bit behind...

...all of my setup re-created in the FreeBSD space, the big change here I am looking forward to is looking at using jails and bhyve in place of Docker and libvirt. As we extensively use LXC/Proxmox in teaching labs, I am really curious after watching progress on the development of Sylve on...

I never used s6 and daemonless, but probably the answer is in s6-overlay, the s6 based service manager for Docker containers. They say

...from those that built these tools so that others can improve the documentation after they have gained a working knowledge. https://hub.docker.com/u/freebsd The previous image descriptions are described in https://freebsdfoundation.org/freebsd-container-images/ . The image sizes are a clue...