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wejn.org
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| | | | | Part I of HAWA series - how to install container engine on Alpine Linux distro with ZFS. | |
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blogops.mixinet.net
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| | | | | When I configured forgejo-actions I used a docker-compose.yaml file to execute the runner and a dind container configured to run using privileged mode to be able to build images with it; as mentioned on my post about my setup, the use of the privileged mode is not a big issue for my use case, but reduces the overall security of the installation. On a work chat the other day someone mentioned that the GitLab documentation about using kaniko says it is no longer maintained (see the kaniko issue #3348) so we should look into alternatives for kubernetes clusters. I never liked kaniko too much, but it works without privileged mode and does not need a daemon, which is a good reason to use it, but if it is deprecated it makes sense to look into alternatives, and to... | |
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nickjanetakis.com
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| | | | | It's really fast and only requires a few lines of shell scripting. You won't need to run systemd inside of WSL 2 either. | |
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michael-lewis.com
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| | | Notes on using Tensorflow with GPU support in a Docker container interactively, running an IDE within the container, and running Jupyter Notebooks from the container. | ||
