I mean, I don't necessarily *want* to dump #vscode in favor of #neovim, but vscode uses so much memory and cpu, especially with remote or #container#development. But here I am, learning how to configure neovim. I guess I'm learning #lua too. #programming#ide
Is there any standard or existing solution for updating #container deployments offline? I'm well aware of docker image save|load, but there's no signature validation or metadata (beyond image tag, labels, etc. included in the image itself). I'm looking for a bundle format to put on a USB disk or similar, possibly holding multiple images.
Last week, I posted about running nightly #syslog_ng#container images on #arm64. However, you can also install syslog-ng directly on the host (in my case, a Raspberry Pi 3), running the latest #Raspberry OS.
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When starting a Docker #container, this uses a so-called "#Docker Image" in the background. These images can be built on top of each other (called layers).
An image can be created from yet another image, potentially resulting in many many layers.
To extract files and directories from all these layers, there's some patience and wizardry needed.
Or you use our #HowTo which shows a really nice helper script doing all the work for you.
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Recently we enabled nightly #syslog_ng builds and #container builds for #arm64. It means that from now on, you can run the latest syslog-ng on 64bit #ARM platforms.
I haven't had the need 'til now, but #TIL that you can store #container images in a file and load the image from the file later. Very useful for workshops and disconnected computers: ``` docker save -o /Volumes/MyUSB/oracle-db23ai-free.image.tar container-registry.oracle.com/database/free:latest docker load -i /Volumes/MyUSB/oracle-db23ai-free.image.tar ```
Wrote a little parser for meshcore packets tonight. It's still messy and a lot more to implement. But, it reads the container format so I'm happy for now.
I have meshcore packets flowing from multiple repeaters(on different frequencies) talking on wifi using udp broadcasts.
The repeaters automatically discover each other on the network and now I'm able to watch their chatter with a quick nodejs server.
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