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Re:A story on home server security by somebehemoth on Sunday January 05, 2025 @09:43AM (#42602051)
podman rootless running services with quadlet is not a bad start.
Re:A story on home server security by smarx007 on Sunday January 05, 2025 @10:08AM (#42602223)
Is there a tool/tutorial that assumes that I already have a running docker compose setup instead of starting with some toy examples? Basically, I am totally excited about using systemd that I already have on my system instead of adding a new daemon/orchestrator but I feel that the gap between quadlet 101 and migrating quite a complex docker compose YAML to podman/quadlet is quite large.
Re:A story on home server security by somebehemoth on Sunday January 05, 2025 @11:20AM (#42602787)
There was not such a tool when I learned how to do this. Quadlet is relatively new (podman 5) so lots of podman/systemd documentation refers to podman commands that generate systemd unit files. I agree there is a gap.
Re:A story on home server security by anthropodie on Monday January 06, 2025 @08:10AM (#42610258)
Search for podlet. It lets you do what you want.
Re:A story on home server security by smarx007 on Monday January 06, 2025 @04:54PM (#42616401)
WOW, thank you!
Re:A story on home server security by MortyWaves on Wednesday January 08, 2025 @06:10AM (#42632999)
So does this really work for practically any docker compose file you may find in self hostable projects?
Re:A story on home server security by Quizzical4230 on Sunday January 05, 2025 @10:12AM (#42602262)
I'm still using systemd. Podman keeps telling to use quadlets :)