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Managing our development projects is very easy nowadays, there are so many services to choose from, some with less or more features, but there is an open source project, self-hosted, with so many features that can be installed in a few minutes and the best part is that we can install it on...

Hello! I haven't been in touch with the "FreeBSD world" for several months and I kind of missed the latest news. Is it currently possible to compile with GCC a code in a temporary FreeBSD container? (in other words: there are images based on FreeBSD that can be expanded in Dockerfile ?) Thanks!

I searched first, but can't find an example of this - I must be missing something. I can install packages using a custom repo on the host, using poudriere: $ doas pkg install dokuwiki Password: Updating FreeBSD repository catalogue... FreeBSD repository is up to date. Updating myrepo...

We run around 100 vm's (staging and production) and most of those are running FreeBSD. The last two years we've made some progress in shifting to ansible and single function vm's. Deploying vm's is done with ansible, where the playbook creates a custom install iso, which gets deployed to Proxmox...

Linux has Unprivileged containers, through which a user can manage containers if admin allows him via a special config file, faking some parts with user subuids and subgids, and others, like create devices, etc… are "bypassed" during the installation process of "tweaked" templates of lxchub (or...

For all those who wish Docker ran on FreeBSD and praise Linux for having such a thing--and the reasons I don't think this is off topic, here is another in a long list of reasons to not even use Linux at all--and we see such things too often as in Windows, too. Goodbye Docker and Thanks for All...

we are running some jails in FreeBSD 10 and the decision has been made to decommission the FreeBSD server and migrate all the jails to Linux environment Red Hat 6 or 7. Is there a straight forward way of migrating BSD jails to linux -- as containers that can be run via docker or any other way...