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People can self-host decentralized empires, but choose Facebook and NextCloud in Docker :p

Congratulations on your new project ! And good luck !

...it, I would post this on reddit. So far FreeBSD keeps up - Ollama with GPU working in pkg. OpenCode works. A lot of minor tools is only via Docker but that is tragedy waiting to happen anyway, given it runs under root. I just hope FreeBSD keeps up and not waste time with things like KDE...

T Thanks. It looks fun. I might try next weekend.

Why does this need a vnet jail?

The guy that vibe coded OpenClaw (aka main developer?) reminds me so much of a script kiddie in an IRC channel, I thought these specimen went extinct... Anyways I'll be testing this with an employee of mine and the kiss will be with local LLM. Honestly above have all of the tools I like much...

Looking to host my FreeBSD containers on DockerHub. Building on GitLab. I only see the DockerHub community source tree here so I will build from that https://hub.docker.com/u/freebsd

Just to be clear, I did not invent anything I mostly borrowed ideas from the the wiki page and this how-to. For my usage FreeBSD-set-basejail is my go to. FreeBSD-set-minimal-jail seems for very specific case, command like sysrc doesn't work for example and I bet many other things are missing too.

...and I want to build FreeBSD OCI containers hopefully. The Project Jupyter community via The Binder Project community has a tool called repo2docker. repo2docker lets you reproducibly build and run user environment container images for interactive computing and data workflows from source code...

...I’m working on a build - nothing too ambitious . Is there something wrong with the community development on DockerHub here: https://hub.docker.com/u/freebsd We also have FreeBSD OCI containers at source tree here: https://download.freebsd.org/snapshots/OCI-IMAGES/ My wip build is looking...

...to thin jails there as thick jails, from what I can work out, aren't that much different in terms of size and resources from podman or docker containers. I'm still working out how to do it, but from what I've read you can even export those to OCI compliant containers these days. I wouldn't...

I was more bored than wood, so here is a vibe coded Openclaw FreeBSD 15 port called.... FreeClaw! - vnet jail for isolation (no docker needed) - bsddialog tui for openclaw management (kill the host/jail stack, check status, run config, etc.) I recommend using ZFS if for nothing but for...

Clearly not, the amount of gaslighting that I've had a subset of Linux users engaging in trying to convince me that systemd isn't impacting me personally, even though the development time that it takes to fix the integration that Linux software depending on something that's both Linux only and...

...execution of Linux containers requires Linuxlator, I don't think there's a risk of it going away. Unless FreeBSD want's to go the way of docker in non linux, i.e. has a full blown linux vm just for it. As is the current solution is really nice (well except the part where you are required to...

...32768 net.inet.tcp.recvspace: 65536 freebsd2: [root@hadoop-test8 ~]# sysctl hw.ncpu hw.ncpu: 56 linux1 和 linux2 [root@hadoop-docker-test3 roothome]# lscpu Architecture: x86_64 CPU op-mode(s): 32-bit, 64-bit Byte Order: Little Endian CPU(s): 56...

And usually un-upgradeable. You have 27 installations on one computer, all of which with components with known security holes. And they break if you go into the container and update yourself.

Docker (and family) have made the dreams of the lazy programmers come to life: the dreaded "only works on this guy's computer" is now portable.

Hard to believe that a piece of software that only gets distributed via docker and is based on libraries that are totally unportable is actually useful for anything.

I've stopped fighting, a rocky VM in Bhyve solved my problems, but I confess I am not a big docker user, not a big fan, I like to try things and docker is probably the easiest way to do that. For me jails are good for FreeBSD stuff mostly or even if a Linux binary is available, but if a...

I've done a little research and here are my two cents. 1) You are facing a common conundrum. 2) The most practical solution seems to be, as you yourself point out: 3) To simplify your backups, you may place the VM's disk image in a dedicated dataset and snapshot/replicate it alongside the...