Organization full of various Dockerfile(s) and some other for-fun stuff powering (or not) my own personal site
Welcome to teh Rubberverse, I guess.
Should be pretty okay-ish. Most of software runs about out of stock configuration with only difference being the configuration filles and where stuff is stored is in a comfortable /app directory.
Aiming for pure software feel with comfort, along with each image running as an unprivileged user by default inside the container. Mostly no weird modifications to the actual software, no usage of supervisors unless needed, and no root user switching unless for comfort (as a seperate image)
Granted some Dockerfile parts could've been done in a more sane way (ex. no cd during build) but I want to squish everything into a single layer which is why stuff is done the way it is. Eventually all is going to be improved as I learn down the line.
All images are ran and tested with Podman via Quadlet. I don't really care about Docker so... there are probably better images if you use that. You probably won't find a compose.yaml in my repositories, though these are quite easy to throw up yourself.
On GitHub Container Registry. Used to be on Docker Hub but they keep giving and taking away stuff all the time and constantly trying to upsell you that expensive monthly plan.
Ye sure, go ahead they're just glorified shell scripts shoved into a file anyways. Wouldn't mind if you referenced it but I won't care if you don't. Do as you wish, I just select MIT because that's the only license I know from top of my finger and I'm not a lawyer.
Stuff I make here are mostly for my own use, it's great if it works for you but don't expect stellar, top of the line support. You can create a GitHub issue and maybe I'll take a lookie but I won't really bother fixing it unless it impacts me personally. I'll probably tackle onto it when I'm bored.
You can see them in my personal GitHub page thingy, whatever.
