How do you manage your services on that, docker compose files? I’m really trying to get away from the workflow of clicking around in some UI to configure everything, only for it to glitch out and disappear and I have to try and remember what things to click to get it back. It was my main problem with portainer that caused me to move away from it (I have separate issues with docker-compose but that’s another thing)
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monkeyman512@lemmy.world 5 months ago
I would stay away from kubernets/k3/k8s. Unless you want to learn it for work purposes, it’s so overkill you can spend a month before you get things running. I know from experience. My current setup gives you options and has been reliable for me.
NAS Box: Truenas Scale - You can have UnRaid fill this role.
Services Hosting: Proxmox - I can spin up any VMs I need and lots of info online to do things like hardware passthrough to VMs.
Containers: Debian VM - Debian makes a great server environment as it’s stable and well supported. I just make this VM a docker swarm host. I managed things with Portainer for a web interface.
I keep data on the NAS and have containers access it over the network. Usually a NFS share.
nopersonalspace@lemmy.world 5 months ago
hi_its_me@lemmy.world 5 months ago
Personally I use Docker Compose and backup up my compose scripts to the NAS.
monkeyman512@lemmy.world 5 months ago
Same
scrubbles@poptalk.scrubbles.tech 5 months ago
Second there. Running kubernetes at home is great - to learn it for work.
If you don’t need to use it for work then you’re going to spend weeks if not months setting it up for very little payoff at home