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> MRob wrote:
> > Hello, anyone here has containerized dovecot? Can I ask general advice
> > and experience please? are there any recommended articles/tutorial for
> > containerize deploymnt and auto-scaling? Thank you.
>
I made a start where the container would use distributed storage, so you
MRob wrote:
Hello, anyone here has containerized dovecot? Can I ask general advice
and experience please? are there any recommended articles/tutorial for
containerize deploymnt and auto-scaling? Thank you.
Fairly straight forward.
Use LXD running either Ubuntu or Alpine as the Distro.
You ca
On 8/24/21 6:46 PM, William Edwards wrote:
I think the general concensus is that containerisation isn't always
better than 'normal' VMs. 'Easy deployment & scaling' is also perfectly
possible without containers.
Without a doubt VMs are a good solution. Containers use some of the same
techn
Am 2021-08-24 09:13, schrieb MRob:
Hello, anyone here has containerized dovecot? Can I ask general advice
and experience please? are there any recommended articles/tutorial for
containerize deploymnt and auto-scaling? Thank you.
Yes, Mailcow contains Dovecot. And Mailcow has been dockerized.
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On Tuesday, August 24th, 2021 at 11:46 PM, William Edwards
wrote:
> I think the general concensus is that containerisation isn't always
>
> better than 'normal' VMs. 'Easy deployment & scaling' is also perfectly
>
> possible without containers.
>
Amen to that
>
> I've had a few discussions with clients who are dead-set on running a
> docker this, or a snap that, or whatever container they just read about.
> But they want to run it on a VM in the cloud. To me it seems weird.
To anyone with a brain this is weird ;) If you have remote cloud, they are
a
> > What are you trying to achieve with containerizing?
>
> hmm, easy deployment & scaling? also reslient against hardware crashes,
> etc.
Forget about easy. You have a vm up and running more quickly. Scaling is a
problem because somehow you have to add storage (which is easy) but what then,
ho
On 25/08/2021 06.46, William Edwards wrote:
I think the general concensus is that containerisation isn't always better than
'normal' VMs. 'Easy deployment & scaling' is also perfectly possible without
containers.
I've had a few discussions with clients who are dead-set on running a docker
th
I think the general concensus is that containerisation isn't always
better than 'normal' VMs. 'Easy deployment & scaling' is also perfectly
possible without containers.
MRob schreef op 2021-08-25 00:01:
Thank to other responses with links that i'll learning from! Thanks
you very much
On 2021-
Thank to other responses with links that i'll learning from! Thanks you
very much
On 2021-08-24 00:35, Marc wrote:
What are you trying to achieve with containerizing?
hmm, easy deployment & scaling? also reslient against hardware crashes,
etc.
You have to take into account that your
stora
Hi Rob,
Am 24.08.21 um 09:13 schrieb MRob:
Hello, anyone here has containerized dovecot? Can I ask general advice
and experience please? are there any recommended articles/tutorial for
containerize deploymnt and auto-scaling? Thank you.
We (www.egroupware.org) run Dovecot only containerized:
traffic etc etc. I
managed to get this to work via alpine linux (nice small), but I think I am
going back to vm.
> -Original Message-
> From: dovecot On Behalf Of MRob
> Sent: Tuesday, 24 August 2021 09:13
> To: dovecot@dovecot.org
> Subject: Containerize dovecot?
>
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Hello, anyone here has containerized dovecot? Can I ask general advice
and experience please? are there any recommended articles/tutorial for
containerize deploymnt and auto-scaling? Thank you.
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