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Docker is a platform that uses Linux kernel features to run applications in isolated containers, providing tools such as Docker Engine, Docker Desktop, and Docker Compose.
…I pulled the Docker container, mapped my media directory, and had a working instance inside fifteen minutes. The first time I opened the web interface everything was laid out nicely, just as…
…Related I finally started using Pairdrop and I should have sooner The file-sharing tool that finally clicked ByteStash A neat snippet-sharing repo Since I work with Docker Compose files, Terraform…
…You see, rather than running full-on Linux VMs via VirtualBox on my Windows 11 dev (virtual) environment, I use it to run WSL2 and Docker containers, both of which require nested…
…Why should you use the Grafana dashboard? Comprehensive data and security For starters, the entire setup is containerized, so you need to use Docker to set up the dashboard. This means you…
…I armed the pocket Linux server with Docker It can run light containers with ease Although Ubuntu’s MicroCloud is a terrific platform for running virtual machines on the Raspberry Pi, I…
…I’m currently running an AMD-powered Windows desktop, a Windows laptop, and a MacBook Pro, all of which are packed with Docker containers . What was once a fun weekend hobby turned…
…I’ve paired Pinchflat with my Jellyfin server Deploying Pinchflat was fairly simple with Docker Considering that I’d have to deal with network shares when setting up my automated Pinchflat pipeline…
…It's power-efficient and handles everything from Docker containers to my media library, even Immich . Complete with easy remote access via a reverse proxy, it's become the place where all…
…It's the Docker of local LLMs, and that comparison isn't a coincidence, given that some of the people behind Ollama came from the Docker world. Ollama's convenience comes at…
…Meanwhile, I used it in my home lab to run server workloads, self-hosted apps, and Docker on it. Once I stopped blurring lines, a mini PC became a practical choice. Then…
