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blog.christophersmart.com | ||
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nodesource.com
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| | | | | There's a lot of different ways to run a Node.js app in production. In this post, we cover running a Node app on a "standard" Linux server using systemd. | |
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robr.dev
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| | | | | Three things from this week. When you've got a home server or a lab computer that you want to keep on all the time there are a lot of ways to set up the jobs you want it to do. My current lab machine is a pretty capable 5th gen AMD Ryzen 7. I decided to try Debian Testing as the OS and I installed with a desktop environment even though I expect that most of the time I won't be using that interface. | |
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virtualzone.de
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| | | | | Recently, I've written a blog post on how to set up Rootless Docker on Alpine Linux. Today I'm showing you how to set up Podman. Podman has a rootless architecture built in. It's an alternative to Docker, providing an almost identical command line interface. Thus, if you're used to Docker CLI, you won't have any issues working with Podman. Podman was initially developed by RedHat and is available as an open source project. | |
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blog.craftyguy.net
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| | | Setting up a mirror for postmarketOS pmaports on Arch Linux | ||
