Open source Docker Desktop alternatives

Google Kubernetes Engine's third consecutive day of service disruption

“Discounts included, my previous statements about cost still stand. That said, I don't think the cost differences should incentivize anyone to move unless they're operating at a scale that would make a substantial difference. Disk IO in AWS can be prohibitively expensive, for…”

Container technologies at Coinbase: Why Kubernetes is not part of our stack

“I'm a fan of cloud native kubernetes. But: I've also been put in the terrible position of supporting a platform sold to run on kubernetes in an air gapped, on prem, bare metal environment. But: I've also been put into the terrible position of fighting vendors armed with agile,…”

Etcd, or, why modern software makes me sad

“I don't really use k8s nor etcd, but one sentence in the article really stood out to me: > I would go so far as to say that Kubernetes is the worst thing to happen to system administration since systemd. I know it's popular to shit on systemd, but as a casual user, I honestly…”

Etcd, or, why modern software makes me sad

“To your point: it's situations like this that could (likely) be mitigated if they would have just upheld backwards compatibility: keep HTTP, add gRPC as alternative, 1st class ways of interacting with the tool. I haven't used etcd directly beyond K8, so I don't know if the new…”

Curl use for scripting

“it could be useful to create a Curl cheat-sheet for scripting - major ways to use Curl.”

Link to K8s cheat sheet errors with 404

“Access to k8s link via webpage errors with http 404 error. Please fix link,”

sqlalchemy queue pool limit lockup/timeout

“While doing some testing to see how this fastapi with sqlalchemy would hold up, my server seemed to lock up when running 100 concurrent requests. If i ran the requests sequentially it was totally fine. `sqlalchemy.exc.TimeoutError: QueuePool limit of size 5 overflow 10 reached,`…”

Complete deployment instructions for DockerSwarm/Traefik/HTTPS on AWS EC2

“We had some issues getting this project deployed into production with HTTPS, and judging from the number of related issues, it seems we are not the only ones. Here are step-by-step instructions we used to deploy on a fresh Ubuntu 20.04 AWS EC2 instance: ``` sudo su - #…”

Best practices around creating production ready web apps with Docker Compose

“We deploy lots of small apps for internal usage, and we deploy those with docker compose. If your app fits on a single VM, and you don't have k8s, this is incredibly straightforward. It's even "easier" to just use kubernetes to deploy something - but that's if you already have…”

Best practices around creating production ready web apps with Docker Compose

“I personally use minikube[0] to have local deployments and production deployments to be very similar. Minikube is your personal kubernetes, and it's very to use, and is very close to the production kubernetes, but on a single node. I don't see enough praise for minikube on HN,…”

Google and IBM announce Istio – easily secure and manage microservices

“I'm not sure if you're trolling or genuinely don't understand, so I think I can help you a little bit. Microservices are services that are generally containerized and are easily distributable through some form of a network to be easily replaceable parts. These services are…”

Google and IBM announce Istio – easily secure and manage microservices

“Spectators love a fight. Ultimately it's more about using the right tool for your situation. Istio and Linkerd are both very young and the adoption will be with those that really need their unique features. Most companies, including startups, in my experience are using…”

K9s – Manage Your Kubernetes Clusters in Style

“One of my favorite features is pure speed, while still having a lot of functionality. If a production bug happens and I need to quickly debug, not much is faster than: - "k9s" (start the CLI) - "/myservice" (search for the pod) - "l" (open the logs) - "/Exception" (search the…”

K9s: A lazier way to manage Kubernetes Clusters

“Huge fan of K9s. I take umbrage to "lazier" though. Especially since k9s' themselves considers themselves "a kubernetes CLI To manage your clusters in style". Sort of derogatory editorializing.”

K3s – Lightweight Kubernetes

“I really want to do this as well - we've just started looking at minikube for our group, and I'd love to use k3s instead, but does anyone know if it works on OSX? I was able to get a cluster running on my laptop in under a minute, which is pretty amazing.”

K3s – Lightweight Kubernetes

“This looks great, playing around with it right now. They seem to have removed PersistentVolumes, too. I'd like to run a MySQL database on K3S, how would I go about making sure that my database's data survives when its pod dies?”

Minikube now supports rootless podman driver for running Kubernetes

“> All claim to be certified as "perfectly like kubernetes" because they are. they are directly built from the go sources, all are wrappers around the meat of k8s. (which are the various control loops packaged into services like api-server, kubelet, schedulker,…”

Minikube now supports rootless podman driver for running Kubernetes

“Thanks for clearing that up. I remember hearing that development of docker-engine was ceasing, but could obviously live on as it was forked. I guess rootless is some of the work that Docker (company) wanted to keep proprietary and out of this open-source project. Really quite a…”

Colima: Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup

“We migrated all our devs to colima and it's been pretty good. Don't want to deal with Docker (the company) and don't use any of the "features" of Docker Desktop. The only actual issue we've seen is the way folder syncing works includes a slight delay, which has caused some unit…”

Colima: Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup

“I really like .devContainers in VSCode, but I really don't like Docker. I use Podman on Fedora which switched to cgroups v2 a long time ago, and while it works ok almost some of the time, it's inconsistent when sharing my devcontainer setup with my macOS colleagues. What are…”

Helm: Personal Email Server

“> For example, in a power outage, Helm won't work. I mean you can connect it to a Uninterupptible Power Supply "USP". It's not clear if they have a high power USB connector to connect USB batteries, however: "Built-in battery backup for safe shutdown On mode: 10 W Standby: 0.4…”

Helm: Personal Email Server

“> The odds that someone compromises a Helm update and the odds that someone walks out of us-east2a with a drive are not in the same ballpark. Sure, but why are you comparing a software compromise against physical access? There are attacks that work against cloud providers which…”

Europe's highest court has rejected the 'safe harbor' agreement

“That's not what my lawyer says. Our servers are only in the US and we were instructed that if we were to accept European customers we needed to go through the Safe Harbor process.”

We only ever talk about the third attack on Pearl Harbor

“It's very likely that Pearl Harbor was intentional to get popular support for entering World War 2. There's evidence that the president had been briefed on the attack and they intentionally did not move the fleet.”

Dapr: an open-source project to make it easier to build microservices

“Right, I know the example is somewhat hyperbolic - but one could argue that it's quite possible to build a micro service architecture around zeromq or rabbitmq - and those systems should (in theory) allow you to max out your modern hardware. So in the sense that you might not…”

Dapr: an open-source project to make it easier to build microservices

“Far from it. Although Dapr borrowed the Actor Framework and Stateful features from Service Fabric, There are a couple of major differences. a) Stateful services: Your code + data wont' live together on dapr. You would need an additional I/O hop to access cosmos or redis [or your…”

Rancher Desktop, a Docker Desktop Replacement

“Or even small. At work, I advised that we just pay for Docker Desktop. We got it for free for a long time. Our reason for not paying is that we're an Artifactory shop, so their Docker Enterprise offering wasn't really attractive to us. But we're easily getting $5/dev/mo worth of…”

Rancher Desktop, a Docker Desktop Replacement

“There is absolutely nothing wrong or illegal with companies offering new additional products. You're not cornered when you can freely choose to buy the enterprise product depending on whether you get any value from it or stick with the open-source version which remains available…”

Cilium 1.0: Bringing the BPF Revolution to Kubernetes Networking and Security

“Hi, A Cilium contributor here. There is a native integration with Istio, you can read tested at the following url: Last week was the Kubecon Europe, Thomas Graf, founder of the project, presented some new improvements made in Envoy and TLS integration. Here are the slides:…”

Cilium 1.0: Bringing the BPF Revolution to Kubernetes Networking and Security

“I can’t be the only person thinking “What the hell is BPF?”. I know that probably means I’m not the audience but it wouldn’t hurt them to just state that the very first line. Updated with article about BPF: Really good talk by the Cilium folks that explains these concepts:”

Is this project still actively developed?

“I know Uptime-Kuma has priority, it's an amazing tool and we use it for more than 1300 monitors. Thank you for that and for doing all this work for the community without compensation. But dockge is one of the best tools for container and compose management, and I was wondering…”

stack marked as "exited" when conatiners are running

“### ⚠️ Please verify that this bug has NOT been reported before. - [X] I checked and didn't find similar issue ### 🛡️ Security Policy - [X] I agree to have read this project [Security Policy]( ### Description I'm trying to deploy this project using dockge but it was marked as…”

WinBoat: Windows apps on Linux with seamless integration

“Sure, Wine when it works. It doesn't always, and it looks like this WinBoat will work when Wine doesn't. I'm currently using it for SIL's Fieldworks Language Explorer, which did not run under Wine.”

WinBoat: Run Windows apps on Linux with seamless integration

“Hey HN, creator here. (I added my HN profile to GitHub Socials if you'd like to verify) Honestly, I did not expect WinBoat to blow up as much as it did. I have never released desktop software before that got this large of an audience, I'm equally amazed and humbled by how many…”

Angular 2 roadmap

“# This is a global ticket listing tasks for Angular 2 support, originally coming from [this thread in the dev mailing list]( **Edit:** @jhipster/developers if you have started working on any of the item below, please edit this comment and add your name after the item. Once…”

Composite primary key support

“##### **Overview of the issue** Hi guys, I'm working on the support of composite primary keys in jhipster. the goal is to allow use cases where we for complex table relationships... This thread will help follow advancement of the work and discuss design choices that need to be…”