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...been facing a problem when I want to deploy new software that I find on GitHub... Most of the time, they are intended to be installed with a “dockerfile”... and that's it ! In the best case scenario, there is documentation for building for dev peoples with npm/cargo... but most of the time...

...0 sender [ 5] 0.00-10.03 sec 28.5 GBytes 24.4 Gbits/sec receiver iperf Done. linux to linux [root@hadoop-docker-test3 roothome]# iperf3 -c 192.168.100.104 Connecting to host 192.168.100.104, port 5201 [ 5] local 192.168.100.103 port 37014 connected to...

...to use Director to deploy jails because it doesn't just deploy a single jail, it also deploys a group of jails (yes, this is inspired by docker-compose), and it also automates some interesting things like AppJail volumes, etc. In addition, I wanted to deploy virtual machines... So I created...

...services that I've used in the past, e.g. pulumi + terraform deploying python/java/go microservices to ubuntu server instances running on aws (docker/fargate, etc.). This time, I am using languages/runtimes/hosting services that I want to use, e.g. gleam + erlang deploying to jails on...

Exactly. That raises questions about trusting unknown blobs. That is not what I want to use.

Its mainly so people can just grab and run pre-packaged cruft without learning / having time for / doing a proper job. It just so happens that "Docker Image" is an alias for "Bunch of packaged Linux binaries", hence on FreeBSD it just turns into emulation with extra steps. Some quotes from the...

Docker,lxd,lxc,podman, bad solutions for an inherit DLL hell.

...not so sure. By popular, I don't necessarily mean "with individuals". One that comes to mind is trying to tailor the LinuxEmu layer to provide docker containers in the hope that it attracts companies stuck with that kind of stack. Allowing better exploitation of FreeBSD by commercial...

...important piece of that story. Don't get me wrong, the LXC things work, they're not nearly useless or complicated in implementations such as Docker, Kubernetes as some make them to be, and they run a lot of important stuff on the planet. But that level and that kind of OS integration vertical...

Systemd was primarily designed to enable linux be deployed in large-scale cloud services, particularly using containers like docker on VM's, and to integrate with other middleware, where it has been very successful. It can be of some use on a single user desktop, at times, but the real...

...is visible as a serial device) via zigbee2mqtt. Yeah, and one pre-flashed tasmota device which works via mqtt as well. Note that the HA docker container cannot be used via podman or a linux jail more generally. That's because of a supervisor that HA uses plus a shortcoming in FreeBSD jails...

An open-source server written in Python could probably be ported to FreeBSD. Another question is how many linuxisms will need to be overcome.

Unfortunately there used to be methods to install inside a jail, but the home assistant folks have long since deprecated those methods. The only supported methods right now are installing HAOS as a VM or running the docker container.

...performance. I will be using FreeBSD as daily driver at home so mainly for support when working (ssh/rdp/web app) , some youtube bach collection, latex working (building role playing game in latex is a nice hobby)... no server use for now. i keep RH on my nas/docker project at least for now...

...providing embedded Linux libraries, and Eclipse not including the marketplace) Running java stuff (see above, plus OS detection can be a pain) Docker (well, podman on the host, docker client on /compat/linux with some hacks to allow "rootless" as linux) Kubectl, helm and decent editors...

...I'll ever need it is when adding a new host - I don't expect that to happen often. I had a spare rpi3B in a drawer, so I cheated and went the Docker on raspbian route. This was my first experience with Docker, and there's some things I like and things I hate already. Overall I'd say I prefer...

Hello, I am trying to run the Jellyfin docker container via podman. I almost have it working, but I am running into the "mlock" problem for dotnet. The only information I have been able to find online (for Jellyfin specifically but also dotnet generally) relates to allowing mlock in jails, but...

Abstraction and dependencies are explosive in their growth in a lot of new projects. NGL I die a little inside every time I see something like taskwarrior end up joining the mess of hyper dependent projects instead of just improving the existing codebase. Just looking at the nearly 4k line in...

...mix of proprietary) I might read more of that website eventually, but my main way of doing things is less-abstraction: No virtual machines, docker, containers, sandbox, jails; as-little in-between software and the OS as possible, with the OS primarily in-charge. Keep things simple, and it...

...close to it because I do bundle a few libraries to make it work) and by running on bare metal without the need for virtualizing an OS with Docker will do some good. Also I'd be really excited if anyone was able to get a setup running in a Jail or with Bhyve! Hope this message finds everyone...