reddit_tech_vn_bot (@reddit_tech_vn_bot@mastodon.maobui.com)
Nền tảng tự host 4D cho dữ liệu không gian và thời gian Atlas4D. Tích hợp PostgreSQL, PostGIS, TimescaleDB, pgvector. Sử dụng Docker, Helm, có SDK Python. #Atlas4D #Spatiotemporal #Selfhosted #NềnTảngTựHost #DữLiệuKhôngGian #ThờiGian #Docker #Helm #Python #PostgreSQL #PostGIS #TimescaleDB #pgvector
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1pes9db/atlas4d_selfhosted_4d_spatiotemporal_platform/
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notes (@notes@federation.network)
#SuSE removing BuildKit from #Docker, #PHPUnit 12.4 Schema URL goes 404. What's next?
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isdown (@isdown@mas.to)
Docker is experiencing a major outage. Are you having problems with Docker? #docker #dockerdown
https://isdown.app/status/docker?c=1764925624
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https://bsky.app/profile/isdown.app/post/3m7a55ffhjj2r
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techlifeweb (@techlifeweb@indieweb.social)
One techy thing I don't know much about is Docker. I need to figure out what hardware I need to start messing with that and maybe build a Google Photos replacement.
#docker #selfhosting
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Crell (@Crell@phpc.social)
Programming peaked
https://functional.computer/blog/programming-peaked
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resplendent606 (@resplendent606@climatejustice.social)
I think I am at a point that I no longer need Joplin installed as I have fully moved onto Logseq for my notes. Joplin is what got me started in taking notes (not related to school/work) for myself and it is a great platform. Logseq (which is an AGPL-3.0 FOSS alternative to Obsidian) has so much going for it, like linked notes, graph view 🤩 , and the plugin marketplace. I love it!
As for Joplin's Docker image always backing up the notes? Logseq can be used with Syncthing, which makes it super easy to setup on multiple computers/phones.
#Logseq #Joplin #Syncthing #Obsidian #selfhost #selfhosting #Docker #GNULinux #GNU #Linux
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michabbb (@michabbb@social.vivaldi.net)
🛡️ #du_setup – Automated Server Setup & Hardening Script for #Debian & #Ubuntu #opensource #sysadmin #infosec #DevOps
🔐 Creates secure sudo user, disables root SSH, configures key-based auth & custom SSH port
🔥 Sets up #UFW firewall with secure defaults & #Fail2Ban for intrusion prevention
🔄 Enables unattended-upgrades for automatic security patches & chrony for NTP sync
🐳 Optional #Docker & Docker Compose installation with user group configuration
🧵 👇
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MacLemon (@MacLemon@chaos.social)
Content warning:Debian #Trixie 13 Rant, NFS
Changed my strategy, due to a race condition between systemd mounting #NFS and #docker creating bind volumes.
Trying to mount NFS directly from within a container defined as a volume. Works when deployed with #ansible, but only during runtime. At boot, the container is started before the NFS volume is ready causing the container to fail starting.
This issue is 100% reproducible and can be found online everywhere going back for years. No solution to be found.
#WTF
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clonbg (@clonbg@masto.es)
Actualización automática de contenedores con Ouroboros https://myblog.clonbg.es/actualizacion-automatica-de-contenedores-con-ouroboros/ #Docker #Seguridad https://clonbg.es
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ericschabell (@ericschabell@fosstodon.org)
Put effort into the Multiline Parser docs page for @fluentbit today. Many devs have trouble with them. Check out code examples at the bottom for #Go, #Java, #Python, #Ruby, #Docker, and #CRI. We got you! #cloudnative #observability @chronosphereio #o11y
https://docs.fluentbit.io/manual/administration/configuring-fluent-bit/multiline-parsing
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yngvem (@yngvem@fosstodon.org)
I'm trying to understand the finer details of building #container images for my #Python applications. My preffered way of building applications now is with `COPY . /app` followed by `pip install /app`, and I just realised that I can use `RUN --mount=type=bind,source=src,target=/app pip install /app` instead. Are there good reasons to not do this?
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oscherler (@oscherler@tooting.ch)
Prior to that, I had spent an hour planning my configuration to adapt it to extends. That’s all to the track. Thank you very much, #Docker.
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