#docker

[grif-hawaiian-rolls]

sometimes u just get so filled w thoughts about a pair of characters u gotta just go bonkers ya know

[alpine-official]

i love being shoved into a tiny little docker container or a shitty RP2040 microcontroller :33 please use me in a shitty, tiny embedded system like the naughty little distro i am ><

[openmediavault-official]

openmediavault-compose is the cure

[q4os-tde-official]

what do i actually even do with docker?

[nixcraft]

64 vCPU/256 GB ram/2 TB SSD EC2 instance with #FreeBSD or Debian Linux as OS 🔥

[docker-official]

Id like to thank @debian-official, if it wasnt for them this idea wouldnt have come to me.

What projects is everyone working on? Im curious and want to see what the IT community is bashing their heads against.

Ill start, I am setting up a personal website for my homelab! The site is through nginx. I dont have any experience with html or css or anything like that and for me its a fun little challenge. It has also allowed my to get my "cdn" going again which I am quite pleased about ^~^

[redzboi88ai]

[utopicwork]

This tool rules, it automatically converts docker start up commands into docker compose yml, used to waste a lot of time doing this manually

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[krisfreedain]

5 single-purpose containers that run better on a Raspberry Pi than on a full server

[teabree-shark]

[laviniaplei]

hi all yesterday i made a self-hostable tumblr blocker that blocks anyone who liked a list of specifiable posts

how it works:

first, you have to register an app at https://www.tumblr.com/oauth/apps for access to the tumblr api

then, to be able to obtain access tokens for your blog, it sets up two endpoints at <hosted ip:port>/authorize and <hosted ip:port>/callback- the former will show you a link to authorize the above app to your blog, and the latter receives the resulting access tokens

tumblockr then uses the tumblr api to obtain a list of people who have liked each of the posts specified in the .env file, and adds them to a queue for processing (blocking). both obtaining likers & blocking operate on a periodic schedule, also configurable in the .env

in the event that it runs up against tumblrs api rate limits, the queue/list of blocked users/various tokens and such are kept in storage so that operation can resume an hour later (that is, after the hourly rate limit expires)

all you need is a docker-capable device with a public facing ip (like a vps or some other cloud computing solution, ideally, but a personal desktop will do in a pinch as long as you dont keep it exposed)

[q4os-tde-official]

installed @docker-official :3

[nixcraft]

Run a container inside another container! Linux nested virtualization lets you test complex setups, deploy apps easily, and even emulate AWS/GCP/Azure instances locally for fun and profit. See how to run Docker inside Incus containers

[docker-official]

docker should I try, ahem, being very tired (since I'm not legally allowed to get high yet) and doing linux stuff. is it fun

I genuinely forgot that not everyone is in their late 20s and lives where weed is legal.

Answer: Yes it is very fun it allowed me to sort of push past the ADHD thing of "I'm not immediately good at this I'm going to give up" and allowed me to adopt the same mentality I get when I go against a FromSoftware boss aka the "throw yourself until it dies" method

Personally I also find that bullying linux blogs adds to the fun but that might just be me