Many years ago, I wrote a Laravel app that helps me track my workouts. Many commercial services did not (and still do not) allow me to enter some information that I consider relevant, so when I switched to a job that required some Laravel knowledge, I wrote this logging app that allows me to import Strava workouts and add my own stuff to them.
Last weekend I switched Linux distributions on my main laptop (Tuxedo OS to Fedora - huge improvement). One last job that I still needed to do, was to migrate my web app.
On Tuxedo OS, I had simply installed Apache, MariaDB and PHP. This time, I wanted to containerize the app in order to reduce the number of running services.
I had some trouble with SELinux. The containers started fine, but refused to read my configuration files. I also had some trouble with Podman not playing nice with my compose.yaml file, so for now, I simply use Docker.
To my mild suprise, the container feels snappier than my previous setup.
Which Fedora did you install?
I’ve been using Silverblue, but am having issues with system updates, where it hangs, fails, reverts (the coolest part about being Immutable), then repeats 2 or 3 times before finally succeeding.44, KDE edition.
I thought this was going to be about making beer in your garage. I didn’t really understand anything under the title, but congratulations! I think.
I do have a brewing kettle in my garage, but that is not dull. Brewing beer is fun.
I, as well, am here for the garage beer.
Lemmy, the place where a title could go either way
Thought this post was gonna be about using Homebrew
brew🙃Universal Blue projects have integrated Podman/Distrobox/Brew/Bazaar installed out of the box.
Compared to normal Fedora/Silverblue/Kinoite.
Spiffy!
What options / syntax in your compose did podman not like?
