Docker

Throw ya hands uuuup.

Starship is a really nice, fast, customisable shell prompt - of which there are many - but Starship supports a very wide range of things out-of-the-box.

Including docker context's. It detects Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml/yaml in the directory, and if you're not on the default context then it'll show the name of the context you're on in blue alongside a little whale icon. A tiny but very useful feature.

OrbStack is a fast, light, and simple way to run Docker containers and Linux machines on macOS. You can think of it as a supercharged WSL and Docker Desktop alternative, all in one easy-to-use app.

I just caught wind of this and have yet to try it. Does anyone here have any experience with OrbStack that they can speak to? 👀

So I have a project I'm working on with some friends on Github. I want automatically restart/recreate (shoudn't matter which of both) the container when someone pushs or merges on github. There for i use the portainer recreation webhook, which automatically deletes, pulls the image and recreates the container. The problem is, that the static ip i gave the container on creation is not adopted to the new container (normaly it should, there also exists an issue on their github project, which describes my problem). The only workaround i found is downgrading. I need the static ip for a nginx reverse proxy, which also runs in a container, connected to the same network. Do you know of any alternatives to the portainer recreation webhook, as a restart of the container would be suffice? Or how to handle shuffling ips in a nginx container?

Mine are so far:

• Nextcloud
• poste.io
• portainer
• founryvtt
• and some gameserver:
  • Minecraft
  • Avorion
  • Satisfactory
  • Factorio