My thoughts on docker
https://lemmy.ml/post/23510440
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Are you using docker compose scripts? Backup should be easy, you have your compose scripts to configure the containers, then the scripts can easily be commited somewhere or backed up.
Data should be volume mounted into the container, and then the host disk can be backed up.
The only app that I’ve had to fight docker on is Seafile, and even that works quite well now.
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using docker compose yeah. I find hard to tweak the network and the apps settings it’s like putting obstacles on my road
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Its networking is a bit hard to tweak networks, but I also dont find I need to most of the time. And when I do, its usually just setting the network to host and calling it done.
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Docker as a technology is misguided mess but it is an effective tool.
Podman is a much better design that solves the same problem.
Containers can be used well or very poorly. Docker makes it to ship something without knowing anything about System Engineering which some see as an advantage, but I don’t.
At my shop, we use almost no public container images because they tend to be a security nightmare.
We build our own images in-house with strict rules about what can go inside. Otherwise it would be absolute chaos.
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Cool I don’t want to know about system engineering and if they is your requirement to use software then nobody would be using it.
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