I read the posts. So, yes.
Thu Aug 12 2021 22:06:57 EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: New design pattern in WebCit
Do you guys find it helpful and/or interesting that I sort of blog the details of my development effort here?
I didn't pay a lot of attention, but doesn't Proxmox support Docker containers? Or is it just Kurbernettes - or whatever... I understand the basic concept of these ideas, but it wasn't something on my radar. Is it something that I can easily test under Proxmox? That is supposed to be the advantag
I go for run Docker in a VM, from:
https://danthesalmon.com/running-docker-on-proxmox/
"/*Run Docker in an LXC container*//
//Security warning: This configuration offers very little, if any
security to segment the contents of the container from the Proxmox
host. This method should no
Glad to read the blog and be able to learn a lot.
On 8/12/21 8:06 PM, IGnatius T Foobar wrote:
Do you guys find it helpful and/or interesting that I sort of blog the details
of my development effort here? I mostly do it to organize my thoughts but
it would be nice to know that someone
you can always run docker on the host, or in VMs ( a better idea I think ) , but last i looked, it could not manage them from their interface. I know people have asked for that..
Its all lxc ( which was being discussed elsewhere too.. lots of overlap )
Tue Aug 24 2021 02:56:21 AM EDT from Paran
I didn't pay a lot of attention, but doesn't Proxmox support Docker containers? Or is it just Kurbernettes - or whatever...
Proxmox supports containers using LXC, not Docker. It's still containers, but LXC containers are really more intended to be lightweight virtual machines that share a ker
I heard of people trying to run docker on lxc. Didn't work out too well for them. :)
Tue Aug 24 2021 05:50:31 PM EDT from IGnatius T Foobar Subject: Re: (running-docker-on-proxmox)
Yes, and it appears that the easiest way to do that is just to run an ordinary Ubuntu VM on your ProxMox clu
Well the multi arch pull fails for 64bit as it cant find it in the manifest. Sort of what i expected to be honest. Unlike forcing a specific architecture during the pull where it just complains ( but runs ) here it says "screw you its not there" and hard stop. ( in my case its "linux/arm64/v8"
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The latest build has AMD64/i386/ARMv7 thanks to "buildx" which does all of
the cross-compiling for you. This is very cool, and now I can use my Pi for
testing instead of keeping it tied up in the build pipeline. buildx *does*
support 64-bit ARM, and originally I included it in the build. Unfortu
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