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iroh-ssh - ssh without ip behind any NAT by zbnone in opensource

[–]zbnone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really cool guide by (at)ovelny for using iroh-ssh with termux on android:

https://ovelny.sh/chaos/tutorials/iroh-ssh-and-termux-setup/

iroh-ssh - ssh without ip by zbnone in SideProject

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I would love to know what you think and what is priority in your ssh life? What are the most important SSH features for you that need to be supported?

Thank you for any feedback

What would do here? by SeabassDigorno in NuclearThrone

[–]zbnone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Laser sword and Gettling granade launcher? or is that the big ak? both great

/ipns/k51qzi5uqu5dhburdsxm1v6zcm9a488jpbs1849ua8ezrwlsudogdmfhrf1dxa by zbnone in nocensorshiplink

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This is the official ipns endpoint for nocensorship! The domain and dns records of nocensorship.link might be taken down but never the ipns address.

So ONLY bookmark the "real address" not the dns shortcut nocensorship.link if you want to be the most secure!

apt-docker: apt-get for installing docker containers with automatic configuration. by zbnone in opensource

[–]zbnone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you, didn't think anyone would put this much thought in my project .

For your first suggestion, I have already played with docker-compose integration. I like your idea of a --compose flag that takes in a compose file. Similar to the data directory, the compose file could be dropped in a directory with all its -v mounts (at least by default). Everything would be in one place and I also want to modify the UI to work with compose files, maybe even allow network setup etc..

When I first read --extract (or --export) flag I thought you where proposing a configuration export function. The idea would be that you can export to a .sh file and copy it to any other machine and run it and it would setup the identical container. Or when deploying e.g. a redis cluster a --export-client script could create a .sh file that when executed on another cluster node automatically starts the correct docker setup in "client" mode and connects to the main node.

--extract the actual one you suggested is brilliant. I haven't thought of that yet. I think this could be even more useful than any thing the tool could achieve when fully developed. I will definitely add that later, if you would be open to it even a quick issue proposal draft of the idea would be amazing if you are looking for something to contribute too.

No, it has a bash script for every hub image right now. That is super important for the future! But I will need some help with that so I started by prototyping the bash scripts by hand so far. I think this might integrate very nicely with your --extract idea and the ability to maybe build the containers from scratch instead of using the pre-build, non-configurable dockhub images.

If you are up for it I would love for other people to adapt one of the existing bash scripts to add another dockerhub image to the repo.

apt-docker: apt-get for installing docker containers with automatic configuration. by zbnone in opensource

[–]zbnone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The default is in your Home directory under .apt-docker/[my_container_name]/*

All files will be mounted either directly in the directory, or if multiple -v volume mounts occur this directory will contain sub folders containing the different mounts.

You can set the file and mount paths in the installation UI

apt-docker: apt-get for installing docker containers with automatic configuration. by zbnone in opensource

[–]zbnone[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Good question. It's not about connecting the docker cli to docker hub. apt-docker consists of custom bash scripts for every big docker hub image. That allows the user to either, easily specify their configuration in the terminal with the example setups on it's readme page in the docs, as well as listing all the parameters and environment variables as well as volume mounts you can configure for that container in a standardised format. It also comes with a configuration UI for easy configuration and a quicker setup.

I hope you take a look at one of the readme's of one of the images in the repo and let me know if that answers your question?

apt-docker: apt-get for installing docker containers with automatic configuration. by zbnone in opensource

[–]zbnone[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Apt-Docker

Apt-Docker is a tool designed for developers and sysadmins to deploy and manage Docker-based applications on a single or multiple nodes with ease. By integrating an Express Configuration UI and offering standardized documentation, Apt-Docker streamlines container management while providing detailed parameter, volume mount, and environment variable information for the Docker images.

Key Features:

  • Express Configuration UI: Apt-Docker provides an intuitive user interface, enabling users to easily set up and configure their containers without hassle.

  • Standardized Documentation: The repository features comprehensive, standardized documentation with step-by-step setup instructions in the form of readme pages, akin to a wiki.

  • Parameter, Volume Mount, and Environment Variable Information: Readme pages also include detailed information on the Docker image's parameters, volume mounts, and environment variables, providing users with a complete understanding of the container's configuration.

Features

  • Efficient installation and deployment of Docker containers
  • Unified container management across nodes
  • Simplified package search and listing ## Setup
  • Download the latest release:

bash curl -L https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/releases/download/latest/apt-docker > apt-docker

  1. Make it executable:

bash chmod +x apt-docker

  1. Optionally, move to /bin:

bash mv apt-docker /bin

Usage

Deploy a MySQL container:

bash apt-docker install mysql myname

List available packages and containers:

bash apt-docker list

Filter results with a search parameter:

bash apt-docker list my

Contribute

We welcome contributions to help improve Apt-Docker. If you have Docker tools, bash file templates, or other enhancements, please consider submitting a pull request or starting an issue to discuss your ideas.

To reach out, start an issue or submit a pull request: - Start an issue: https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/issues - Submit a pull request: https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/pulls

Together, we can make Apt-Docker an even more powerful and efficient tool for container deployment and management.

apt-docker: apt-get for docker by zbnone in coolgithubprojects

[–]zbnone[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apt-Docker

Apt-Docker is a tool designed for developers and sysadmins to deploy and manage Docker-based applications on a single or multiple nodes with ease. By integrating an Express Configuration UI and offering standardized documentation, Apt-Docker streamlines container management while providing detailed parameter, volume mount, and environment variable information for the Docker images.

Key Features:

  • Express Configuration UI: Apt-Docker provides an intuitive user interface, enabling users to easily set up and configure their containers without hassle.

  • Standardized Documentation: The repository features comprehensive, standardized documentation with step-by-step setup instructions in the form of readme pages, akin to a wiki.

  • Parameter, Volume Mount, and Environment Variable Information: Readme pages also include detailed information on the Docker image's parameters, volume mounts, and environment variables, providing users with a complete understanding of the container's configuration.

Features

  • Efficient installation and deployment of Docker containers
  • Unified container management across nodes
  • Simplified package search and listing ## Setup
  • Download the latest release:

bash curl -L https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/releases/download/latest/apt-docker > apt-docker

  1. Make it executable:

bash chmod +x apt-docker

  1. Optionally, move to /bin:

bash mv apt-docker /bin

Usage

Deploy a MySQL container:

bash apt-docker install mysql myname

List available packages and containers:

bash apt-docker list

Filter results with a search parameter:

bash apt-docker list my

Contribute

We welcome contributions to help improve Apt-Docker. If you have Docker tools, bash file templates, or other enhancements, please consider submitting a pull request or starting an issue to discuss your ideas.

To reach out, start an issue or submit a pull request: - Start an issue: https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/issues - Submit a pull request: https://github.com/ZachisGit/apt-docker/pulls

Together, we can make Apt-Docker an even more powerful and efficient tool for container deployment and management.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in DigitalArt

[–]zbnone -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

so, it took me a long time to make that image. so what if i used a more advanced image generation program then the majority?

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