I tried docker directly on LXCs. Don’t do it man. It’s brittle, it barely works, and every proxmox update it will cause things to break. It takes forever to get working because you’re disabling things that should not be disabled, and it will only get harder.

I spent years trying to make what you’re talking about work well, and it never did.

Just install a VM and run docker in there. If you really want to make docker containers more generic, then really you may be ready to go full kubernetes.

my stars, I may faint

Turns out most people would actually, there have been multiple surveys done now and that’s always the winner, but then how would businesses cope?

Well, it’s in my back pocket if it comes to that…

Thanks, I saw some of those, the prices seem… extreme for what is essentially a JBOD enclosure. It’s definitely there as a backup, but I’m hoping for something that won’t be that much… but maybe I’m dreaming

Yeah, I wanted to and tbh that was my first approach, but I’m already at 16TB drives in there, even if I shell out a ton of money for 24TB drives I’d only add 33% more storage, so I think I have to look at either a bigger box or some sort of expansion.

Hey, thanks for the mean answer.

Yes. I had seen that, I saw the price too. I saw on Reddit that people had had luck using QNAP expansions, or just anything that supports JBOD. I thought I’d ask here because people are usually nice and may have creative ideas. Note other people here giving answers that don’t have the attitude.

I love that the gpl license is taking over more and more. I have a couple projects and I proudly use the gpl license. You want to use it? As long as you’re at least as open as I am go for it! You want to close source your code? You’re going to talk to me about licensing my code then.

Another upvote for forgeo. So easy to get set up and running. Can run it in docker itself. I tried to host gitlab and got so frustrated with the pages and pages of ruby configs. Forgejo is so much cleaner.

Dude, okay I’m done. I didn’t even insult you, in fact I rewrote that “wall of text” multiple times to try to explain my opinion as neutrally as I could. I’ve tried in honest faith to try to explain my point of view to you multiple times, and I don’t know how else to explain it.

Lol okay dude, sure, my fragility. I run a server for myself and a few others, I pay out of pocket for it, we here don’t owe you anything.

I don’t know why you people keep suggesting people do something that’s not within their interest & use case.

I’m not here to post stuff, that’s the opposite of what I want

Which I see that you comment a lot, which is great, it seems like you enjoy it here. Sure I’d like to see more posts, so I post a lot, and that drives up engagement. I’ve nurtured a few little communities that have grown steadily since I started them, but you don’t just get that from being upset that there’s not enough content. If you want more communities/posts around topics, then here you need to be the one post the stuff about it. So why so resistant to posting?

It’s honestly easy, it was a mental block for me at first but it’s just if you see an article/story about a topic you like, just post it to a community that applies. I started posting youtube vids that I thought were interesting. If there’s not a community for your topic work with your admins to create one.

You’re absolutely right that we’re tiny, we don’t have a critical mass - which is why I tell anyone who complains that there isn’t enough content that we don’t have the luxury of lurking here. If you want to be a part of building this platform then do your part. If you don’t want to help build it, then at least for god’s sake don’t just complain here that there’s not enough content to admins who run their servers for free when you can’t even be bothered to post. So I guess that’s probably what you’re picking up on.

So it’s not fragility - it’s frustration. Frustration that we have devs who built these platforms (for mostly free), and admins who pay out of pocket to run them, and in result we get users who are upset they might need to just occasionally post to help keep engagment up. I mean, what more do you want from us? I pay monthly to keep my servers up, fedia I’m sure pays hundreds a month, Lemmy.World here probably into the thousands, and people want to complain that they just want to lurk and that we don’t provide enough content. Well, then start posting!

Don’t know why people come here and get upset that we haven’t provided enough free content.

And you are welcome to be part of adding to the critical mass by posting, but for lurkers this place is going to be empty for a very long time.

Well then I can tell you you’re in the wrong place. There aren’t algorithms. There aren’t bots. Just people like me posting. It is run by and for individuals, and all posts are made by individuals. If you don’t want to post then you are the one to be mad at for not enough content

Disagree. I use subscribed and I get plenty of content, a couple hours worth a day. You may just be used to reddits firehose. If there’s a missing community, you can always create it and start posting consistently

Docker: So we decided to ship his machine

"7z-wasm": "^1.0.2",

Ah, knew we were looking at a wrapper of my faithful companion here

I have more devices sent over, so for me I just pass through /dev/disk and /run/udev along with the configs. Could start there?

Gonna have to change that. There’s no such thing as karma here so there’s no whoring. Be the change you want to be. I was the only poster in many communities before they started taking off. Lemmy follows the 90-9-1 rule, and you have to be the 1

Is it dead? People are leaving but I don’t think it’s dead… Yet