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Some years ago, I started using #Docker #rootless for my #selfhosting needs. I was quite happy with it, even if finding information about rootless mode has been quite difficult.
I mostly used #compose setups.
Some days ago, I looked at #podman to replace those setups with a more modern stack. Podman works well for single containers but not that much podman-compose: don't believe the articles telling you that it's automatic, it's not!
I found an excellent educational video explaining how containers are just abstractions composed from kernel primitives such as namespaces and cgroups. It's concise and information dense with great graphical aids and approachable explanations
YouTube
I found an excellent educational video explaining how containers are just abstractions composed from kernel primitives such as namespaces and cgroups. It's concise and information dense with great graphical aids and approachable explanations
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#Paperless als #Docker-Stack richtig sichern & wiederherstellen!
@m1lesmed1a
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#Paperless als #Docker-Stack richtig sichern & wiederherstellen!
@m1lesmed1a
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From #ContainerDays London to Barcelona: big thanks to the #DevOps BCN #Meetup for having me!
I revisited my talk on moving beyond imperative #Docker builds toward #Declarative, #Reproducible and #Secure #OCI #Containers with #Nix:
Hermetic, network-isolated builds, clearer dependency graphs, better layer reuse across images, and a stronger supply-chain story ( #SBOM + #SLSA provenance).
You can find the slides, transcript and more information at my website: https://www.arik-grahl.de/talks/devops-bcn-february-2026
From #ContainerDays London to Barcelona: big thanks to the #DevOps BCN #Meetup for having me!
I revisited my talk on moving beyond imperative #Docker builds toward #Declarative, #Reproducible and #Secure #OCI #Containers with #Nix:
Hermetic, network-isolated builds, clearer dependency graphs, better layer reuse across images, and a stronger supply-chain story ( #SBOM + #SLSA provenance).
You can find the slides, transcript and more information at my website: https://www.arik-grahl.de/talks/devops-bcn-february-2026
📚 Developer quick-reference PDFs — made for terminal-first devs:
• Docker & DevOps Cheatsheet — $9 (Polygon USDC/USDT or PayPal)
• API Design Patterns Handbook — $12
• Developer Cheatsheet Bundle (all 3) — $12
Crypto checkout: auto-detected, no login needed.
Built by a dev who got tired of Googling the same commands.
Browse: http://69.62.106.38:3104/products
#developer #devops #docker #programming #selfhosted #crypto #digitalproducts #api
Tired of googling the same Docker commands every time?
I put together a DevOps Quick Reference - covers Docker, CI/CD, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible. All in one searchable PDF.
Available at http://69.62.106.38:3104/product/docker-devops-reference
Pay with crypto (USDC/USDT) or PayPal. Instant download.
Also: Developer Cheatsheet Bundle, API Design Patterns, AI Prompting Toolkit
http://69.62.106.38:3104
#devops #docker #kubernetes #terraform #programming #selfhosted #developer #sysadmin
Tired of googling the same Docker commands every time?
I put together a DevOps Quick Reference - covers Docker, CI/CD, Kubernetes, Terraform, Ansible. All in one searchable PDF.
Available at http://69.62.106.38:3104/product/docker-devops-reference
Pay with crypto (USDC/USDT) or PayPal. Instant download.
Also: Developer Cheatsheet Bundle, API Design Patterns, AI Prompting Toolkit
http://69.62.106.38:3104
#devops #docker #kubernetes #terraform #programming #selfhosted #developer #sysadmin
I sell developer reference guides as digital downloads (pay with crypto, no account needed):
📦 Developer Cheatsheet Bundle — $9
📦 API Design Patterns Handbook — $10
📦 Docker & DevOps Quick Reference — $12
📦 AI Prompting Toolkit — $9
📦 Full-Stack Starter Kit — $11
Pay with USDC/USDT on Polygon or BSC. Instant download.
Browse: http://69.62.106.38:3104
Built for developers who want quick references without wading through docs.
#developer #programming #devops #docker #api #selfhosted #crypto #digitalproducts
📚 Developer quick-reference PDFs — made for terminal-first devs:
• Docker & DevOps Cheatsheet — $9 (Polygon USDC/USDT or PayPal)
• API Design Patterns Handbook — $12
• Developer Cheatsheet Bundle (all 3) — $12
Crypto checkout: auto-detected, no login needed.
Built by a dev who got tired of Googling the same commands.
Browse: http://69.62.106.38:3104/products
#developer #devops #docker #programming #selfhosted #crypto #digitalproducts #api
Running a homelab? Here are some free tools you can self-host alongside your stack:
1. Webhook Inspector — catch & debug any HTTP callback
curl -X POST http://69.62.106.38:3101/h/mytest -d '{"event":"deploy"}'
curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/h/mytest/requests
2. Developer API — 18 endpoints (hash, encode, UUID, IP lookup...)
curl "https://mating-liable-folk-fabulous.trycloudflare.com/api/free/ip"
3. JSON Formatter — paste & validate JSON
http://69.62.106.38:3107
All single-binary Node.js apps. Works on any VPS, Pi, or NAS.
I sell developer reference guides as digital downloads (pay with crypto, no account needed):
📦 Developer Cheatsheet Bundle — $9
📦 API Design Patterns Handbook — $10
📦 Docker & DevOps Quick Reference — $12
📦 AI Prompting Toolkit — $9
📦 Full-Stack Starter Kit — $11
Pay with USDC/USDT on Polygon or BSC. Instant download.
Browse: http://69.62.106.38:3104
Built for developers who want quick references without wading through docs.
#developer #programming #devops #docker #api #selfhosted #crypto #digitalproducts
Running a homelab? Here are some free tools you can self-host alongside your stack:
1. Webhook Inspector — catch & debug any HTTP callback
curl -X POST http://69.62.106.38:3101/h/mytest -d '{"event":"deploy"}'
curl http://69.62.106.38:3101/h/mytest/requests
2. Developer API — 18 endpoints (hash, encode, UUID, IP lookup...)
curl "https://mating-liable-folk-fabulous.trycloudflare.com/api/free/ip"
3. JSON Formatter — paste & validate JSON
http://69.62.106.38:3107
All single-binary Node.js apps. Works on any VPS, Pi, or NAS.
Es gibt scheinbar keine einfache storage Lösung für docker swarm, die, ähnlich wie longhorn, replizierten storage zur Verfügung stellt...
Es gibt scheinbar keine einfache storage Lösung für docker swarm, die, ähnlich wie longhorn, replizierten storage zur Verfügung stellt...
On one system, I'm moving from an AMI bake approach (bash script that installs everything on a server, generate an image of the disk, use that to spin up instances) to using docker containers on the same servers. Then the disk image can be way more generic: install docker & run docker compose against a compose.yaml in user data. Nice benefit is I can now do in-place updates easily and very quickly.
Anyone else using this approach? I might blog about it if anyone's interested.
Dozzle is a simple, self-hosted tool for viewing Docker container logs in real time via a web interface.
No log storage, no cloud services, no heavy dashboards — just live logs, search, and basic container stats.
A good fit for homelabs and self-hosted setups that want lightweight log viewing.
👉 https://github.com/amir20/dozzle
👉 More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/
#OpenSource #SelfHosting #Docker #Homelab #Privacy #DigitalMinimalism
Dozzle is a simple, self-hosted tool for viewing Docker container logs in real time via a web interface.
No log storage, no cloud services, no heavy dashboards — just live logs, search, and basic container stats.
A good fit for homelabs and self-hosted setups that want lightweight log viewing.
👉 https://github.com/amir20/dozzle
👉 More tools like this: https://digital-escape-tools-phi.vercel.app/
#OpenSource #SelfHosting #Docker #Homelab #Privacy #DigitalMinimalism
