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sgfault.com
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| | | | | In this blog I write about technology, programming, open source and Linux, both technically and in general. May contain traces of rant. | |
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tamas.dev
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| | | | | Keeping things simple When working on side projects I always try to keep things simple and focus on the important things at the beginning as delivering values is key. I don't want to deal with clusters, HA, pipelines etc. because it's more than alright to deploy to production from your laptop in the early days. In this particular example, the infrastructure is basically an RDS instance (no multi AZ at this point) and an EC2 box with Ubuntu and docker installed on it manually. The deploy process is a simp... | |
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www.imaginarycloud.com
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| | | | | Nomad is a recent container orchestration tool and task scheduler. We're comparing it with Kubernetes, the leading platform in the world. | |
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blog.m5e.de
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| | | I run Drone CI for a longer period now with Docker. Because I decided to switch for multiple reasons from Docker to Podman, this setup had to be changed a bit. In this blog post, I want to cover how to install Podman and how to set up Drone so that it works with Podman. Installing Podman Install the podman and podman-docker packages. E.g. on a Debian based System: apt install podman podman-docker If you currently use docker-compose, then you should also install podman-compose: | ||
