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hjr265.me
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| | | | | I began the weekend writing a silly program: MGHSIAC. It's the elegant abbreviation of "My GitHub Status Is A Clock". It turns my GitHub status into a working clock. You can read more about it here. But as silly as it is, I am now committed to keep it running. I have an always-on Raspberry Pi with Portainer running on it already. If I could make a Docker image and host it on Docker Hub, I could easily pull it to that Raspberry Pi and have it continuously update my GitHub status with clock emojis and messages. | |
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chipx86.blog
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| | | | | Here's a very quick, not exactly comprehensive tutorial on building Docker images using multiple hosts (useful for building multiple architectures). If you're an expert on docker buildx, you may know all of this already, but if you're not, hopefully you find this useful. We'll make some assumptions in this tutorial: We want to build a... | |
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www.joshkasuboski.com
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| | | | | Josh Kasuboski's personal site | |
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syntackle.com
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| | | Containerization in it's entirety is an incredibly useful concept. From being able to execute applications in isolation, to being able to port them easily with all of their dependencies and configuration is all a developer could ask for. | ||