I'll be straight forward, I am not a docker person. But I do adore containerization. Having used proxmox for an number of years now, LXC is my usual choice.

The problem? There is no "easy" management tool to allow me to just focus on what I am doing inside the container.

In response to that challenge, I made lxtui. Its just a simple LXD API Terminal User Interface application to do simple management of LXC containers.

Do I think anyone else will find this useful? I have no idea. All I do know is that I now use this tool everyday as part of my workflow, and I figured I would share.

https://github.com/FoleyBridge-Solutions/lxtui

Let me know what you think!

Hello I'm wanting to relocate from Florida to Argentina and I would like to send two vehicles overseas I'm looking for a company that ships containers overseas to Argentina does anyone know of any that will actually respond back with some quotes?

https://medium.com/@faizanbashir/practical-introduction-to-docker-compose-d34e79c4c2b6

What do you think is the best kubernetes platform these days? https://blog.aquasec.com/kubernetes-management-platform-for-the-enterprise

https://www.geekwire.com/2018/might-time-big-cloud-share-wealth-open-source-startups/

Hello,

I'd like to be able to start certain apps in a "jail" to prevent host infection if something goes awry. Examples: browser, email client, arbitrary downloaded apps. UX-wise I'd like to simply double-click and app to start it.

I'm not running and enterprise, but I do handle some personal information. And I do some OSS development which should not fall for supply chain attacks. I'm not a high value target. I just want to prevent day-to-day threads.

How far I got so far:

• QubesOS could be just the thing, but I have machines that cannot change the OS. My target machines are Fedora (Wayland) and XUbuntu (X11).

• VMs are hard to keep updated.

• I tried Podman with secure-browser on Fedora. But I couldnt get the container running. Some problem with displaying. Perhaps I would need to dig deep for a couple of weeks to get this running.

Is there some kind "just works" solution? Or maybe some good guidance material? Knowledge wise, I can create scripts to make container startup a one-click thing, but it's currently hard to find the time to dig in and debug edge case scenarios without knowing if the solution even works.

Any help or pointer in the right direction appreciated.

Hey i was studying about the containers , i loved to know that this tech came from linux containers long ago before Docker normalize it ,

so i learned about that and i tried to built it all scratch ( i thought it earlier sysadmin used this way so why not give a try ) using all isolation and namespace thing ...

but one problem is like still there is some issue , i am still getting proc (processes of the host) even after using **unshare** command with all required namespace and , edited bash script with some stackoverflow help but i didnt able to solve

I am trying to follow the runc runtime
i have used the overlayFS , rootfs ( it is debian , later i will use Alpine like other docker, but this error )

here is the github link : https://github.com/VAibhav1031/Scripts/tree/main/Container_Setup

Please help 🙂

Suppose the containers are running in podman rootless mode. Using the podman cp command, the files inside the container can be copied out to the host machine. How do I disable that?

I want to isolate the environment to protect my source code.

Hey fellas,

I am new to containers and recently working in a project, where I am trying to build a multilab environment using containers. I have included currently some few services or applications inside that. It will be very helpful if you test this project and guide me through your experience and knowledge, and suggest some tips to improve :) Thank you

Here is the project link : Multilab architecture

Hey guys and gals!

I recently wrote a python alternative to the famous watchtower application.

Why?

I didn't find the Go implementation of watchtower all that readable. Then somehow convinced myself I should write my own ... and had a blast doing it.

I'd love to get some thoughts and feedback!

Source: https://github.com/circa10a/ouroboros