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...NAS is network storage and low wattage, verging on zero if I don't need it at the moment. TrueNAS Core would be a perfect fit. Alas because Docker and because people apparently like the idea of putting all eggs in one basket, it is now custom Linux blob. So, FreeBSD is phased out and with it...

Luckily FreeBSD does not have proper drivers for the GPUs robots use for brains. The harnesses needed to coordinate robot swarms run in docker. The master artificial brain blows a fuse trying to make CUDA work. Being super intelligent, it is somewhat benevolent and instead of wiping humanity, it...

I'm giving bhyve another try. :) created 3 vms: - colima: containers development (ubuntu + docker) - kube: for kubernetes development (ubuntu + containerd + kubeadm) - win10: i think it doesn't need introduction the linux system was straight forward, no issues. this win10 is the one that...

...with the desktop application. I have the server running, but it is a manual process to build and run it. It is Linux-centric, so it uses Docker and PM2 to build and run the server. PM2 passes environment variables to Node when the app runs. I thought I could have my RC script read a config...

So. Guinea pig here. I did the below steps. I have put a *** for the the steps I have changed. Ollama runs but only with CPU. Card is rtx3060, Tried CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0 ollama run llama3.1:8b but still CPU only I would like to start looking at doing llama-cpp instead of ollama but it...

I've reread both of these a few times and I'm having trouble seeing "usefulness". The example of cd *cke* could return a list of directories that have cke in the name, then you use mouse to select the one you want and paste after a cd? You get the same by "ls | grep -i cke", select with...

...narrow a path name to a unique pattern that things like: "cd *cke*" can get you into a directory rather quickly. I only had one folder named docker that matched that, so it works out. However, if I had more than one match, it would give an error about not matching anything. Which is fairly...

...get up to speed quick enough. When I had to create working systems to a deadline, I went back to what I know, iocage+Ansible on FreeBSD and Docker on Void Linux. I am not done with AppJail. I will go back to it. I probably would have settled in quicker if I had a worked example that was...

...them to be built exactly the same way as in upstream. You can compare: https://github.com/appJail-makejails/postgres (upstream) https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres https://github.com/AppJail-makejails/nextcloud (upstream) https://hub.docker.com/_/nextcloud...

Spot on. I know a few Solaris admins by mere chance but they are phasing it out anyway. One AIX and zero FreeBSD, not counting PFSense and Playstations, lol. Linux admin is very broad term. Distros can be pretty different with their special quirks, tho. I do not know how US centrist is...

...- I cannot force FreeBSD in my org who deals with big European government projects, where Linux is used, where Kubernetes is used, where Docker is used and where Nix is used, because, technically, theoretically, FreeBSD is able to do it all, but who's gonna support that? Me? Hell no. Go to...

you can run docker and kubernetes under lxd without them being mapped to root .....

Docker runs under root. But the main problem is it's whole reason for existence is that developers can splice together unpatched libraries, so usual system maintenance won't touch them.

why do you say this? docker and kubernetes are usually not so bad in terms of security

...you will find bugs in declarations or missing features. Especially if it is badly documented as you say. Linux survives in servers because of Docker and kubernetes. But these are security nightmares and will go away. Maybe the French gov thinks that with Mistral Ai they can pull it off...

...want is DNS names, as opposed to IPs. Not sure if this helps, but there is experimental support for DNS using local-unbound for Bastille. https://bastille.readthedocs.io/en/latest/chapters/networking/dns.html This allows jail to jail resolution for NAT jails. Kind of like docker networking.

JohnK Thx for the suggestion. I'll check out BSD POT. The problem I'm trying to solve is this: Say I have a simple webapp, a service, and a database. In this example, I want to expose the webapp and the service to the internet, but not the database (postgres). I also want to enforce ip, port...

...My new system is designed much like a bottom-up design you'd do in Lisp (see: structure and intreptation of computer programs) but in C. You may also want to check out BSD POT as a jail manager. Their templates are setup more docker like. I believe AppJail also has something along these...