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I have pretty much the same wishes for a private docker repo that would allow me to give up gitlab in favor of gitea for better responsiveness and lower ram usage. |
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Thanks for the kind answer. I've been looking at Nomad just to see and as for kube it looks to me it's really focused on orchestration. |
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I have a single server as well, but I found compose really unreliable, especially when I was trying to get multiple stacks to share a common network. Things had to be started in the right order, etc. and it was all a pain, and sometimes it would complain ports were still in use, that weren't and I'd ave to restart the whole system, etc. Nomad is like a job scheduler, and Consul acts as service discovery that integrates really well with Traefik (I can point my database connection at I can't speak much to drive speed. I have 2 HDDs in RAID 1, and they're super slow, so I try to offload as much as possible to S3-compatible storage. |
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Hosting your own fully featured Docker registry :: Nathan Vaughn — Adventures in programming and tech
Background # Recently, I’ve become more interested in Docker containers and registries. This is from a combination of dealing with these daily at work and publishing my own containers publicly. I thought it would be neat to publish my containers on my own private registry, on my own domain name. For example, instead of docker pull ghcr.io/nathanvaughn/webtrees it would be docker pull cr.nthnv.me/webtrees.
Part of this is my constant desire to host non-critical services myself (by critical, I mean like email, calendar, git, etc.
https://blog.nathanv.me/posts/quay-registry/
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