What I’m looking for is something like https://tuple.app/, but open source.

I didn’t know about ThinLinc. I’ll give it a try! I tried before with VNC and xRPD, but could not succeed with multiple users. Thanks!

I tried that, but I was not able to make it work as I was expecting. I might give it a second try. Thanks!

What I’m looking for is something like https://tuple.app/, but open source.

I didn’t know about those! I’ll take a look. Thank you!

I didn’t know about that one! I’ll give it a try. Thanks for your help!

I’ve tried it in iOS, and spent a lot of time fiddling with the settings, but for the life of me I can’t get a decent resolution from it. I get very distant points and I was no able to improve it, so I gave up :(

Sorry! I know it’s been ages, but this is what I use:

• For Postgres: https://github.com/prodrigestivill/docker-postgres-backup-local
• For MySQL: https://github.com/fradelg/docker-mysql-cron-backup

Not so long ago I had the same question myself, and I ended up setting 1 Postgress instance and 1 MySQL instance for all services to share. In the long run, I had so many version and settings incompatibilities across services that moved back to one DB per service that is tuned specifically for it. Also, I add a backup app to all my docker compose files that have a DB in it. This way, backups happen periodically and automatically.

Fuck tips

Gotcha. Thanks!

Hello again! I am trying Flatcar, and I really like the concept. I had not used immutable distros before. I have a question: How can I apply changes to the configuration? I have a YAML file with the butane config and transpile it to a JSON file with the ignition configuration. How do I apply that new configuration? Do I have to delete the VM and start over again, or is there a way to update it inside the VM? I looked around in the official docs, but did not find anything :(

I use it too! I really like it :)

Looks good! I’ll give it a try. Thanks!

This is my plan B in case I can’t find a lightweight distro to replace RancherOS. Thanks!

This looks super interesting. Thanks! One question though; can I still use it if I don’t want to use Kubernetes? I just want to deploy a few containers here and there. I was thinking about moving everything to Kubernetes, but it seems a bit overkill for the 10 containers I have running.

I listen to Late Night Linux, and find it quite good. They also have a few other related podcasts, but haven’t had the time to check those.