I think Request Tracker is the closest thing to Jira, whether it’s good or bad is an open question (for me).

Looks like a great feature.

Cool

ez, you need computer on the moon

The best way is to use ssh-ca and certificate based auth.

Some things require skill to operate.

1. I don’t, in general all of them are restarted automatically. I have monitoring configured for services, not containers themselves.
2. Yes, looking at the original Dockerfile/Containerfile if they have HEALTHCHECK keyword you can assume that they do something.
3. Person building the container, often it doesn’t make sense to create a healthcheck at all. Some times healthcheck feature is provided by application as well, it still needs to be part of the containerfile.
4. Better to monitor your service (application+db+proxy+queue+whatever), not containers in isolation.

You forgot the question part.

Docker, copy-paste yaml definitions and shit are the automated/user-friendly solution. There are projects that provide things that you want, they are either proprietary or cloud-based, or paid.

This is a racist rant. Also Egypt is and was ‘white’.

It is, but nfsv3 is extremely easy to configure. You need to edit 1 line in 1 file and it’s ready to go.

Just normal dnsmasq without fancy web-ui.

nay

rude

why You can create initful container (don’t know if it possible with alpine) and run as many services inside it as you desire. Crons are pretty clunky inside containers and it’s a lot easier to just run them from host using docker/podman container exec, writing containerfiles is pretty easy as well.

I liked steins;gate, chaos;head was meh at best, and worked like shit both on windows and in wine. Can’t remember anything about robotics;notes I think anime was alright?

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I mean if they exploded bats that would be really cool and metal, lol.

Imagine having a job, lol

Why are you living with this creature?

Well, don’t design park the brain-dead way and try to actually think about visitors and their needs. As in make a straight route to a damn crosswalk instead of making it an obstacle course.