Hello! I need a guide on how to migrate data from shared hosting to Docker. All the guides I can find are about migrating docker containers though! I am going to use a PaaS - Caprover which sets up everything. Can I just import my data into the regular filesystem or does the containerisation have sandboxed filesystems? Thanks!
Podman definitely isn’t a drop in replacement, it’s like 90% there.
whats the last 10%?
From my experience, a bit of systemd config.
Serious question: why change? Doesn’t docker do the job (isn’t it FOSS)?
I’ll consider it a drop-in replacement when Kubernetes can use it.
Not sure what you mean, Podman isn’t a container runtime and Kubernetes has deprecated it’s docker shim anyway.
Its* docker shim
lol you’re not wrong but was it worth saying?
Yes. Very much. I understand I’m being pedantic, but I don’t really do it to bash on the writer. I do it for me. It’s like an itch. I see “its” being wrongly used, and writing it the correct way is like scratching that itch.
Does it make a difference? Who knows. Some people tell me to go eat dicks, some people thank me because they either didn’t know the difference, or it was a typo (ironically, I’ve made this very mistake in the past!)
Also, I understand that languages evolve, so who knows and “it’s” instead of “its” becomes the norm. But at the moment, I find it bothersome (like “your/you’re” and “would of”)
And I also understand that we all come from a variety of backgrounds and educational skills. Some people know less stuff than I do, some people know waaaay more than I do. I personally appreciate when someone corrects me.
In the end, this is just lemmy, so I don’t take things too seriously here (in spite of this lengthy essay, lol!) This is an escape for me. If you got this far, thanks for reading.