Gitlab has a great set of CI tools for deploying docker images, and includes an internal registry of images automatically tied to your repo and available in CI.

I like how they are all still 100% appropriate to their positions in a proper alignment chart.

Except Elon, he definitely seems to have a dark undertone under all the bullshit.

Static API tokens ARE the alternative. He’s saying oauth is not worth the complexity, and increase the barrier to entry to using his API.

Static API keys are not a new or customer solution, they are the baseline. He’s saying stay at the baseline, oauth is not worth it.

Jeff Kennett desperately trying to remain relevant after dropping out of headlines for a few weeks

Correction: at least one of you wins.

It’s possible to buy a lottery ticket where ALL of the alternative universes wins the lottery EXEPT you

Great poddie this, they can disappear up their own ass sometimes but they get some great guests on.

Bloke has no money: he’s been trying to get a job for over a year now, and even as a former prime minister nobody wants to touch him with a ten foot pole.

Wouldn’t be surprised if he’s living of Jenny’s wage the rest of his life

He really is stuffed here: nowhere to go but on the attack.

What a lonely, bitter existence these Liberals must lead, forced to drag themselves to the next election through their own mud.

This was one of the reasons we switched to docker in the first place. Our Devs with M series processors spent weeks detangling issues with libraries that weren’t compatible.

Just started using Docker and all of those issues went away

I found the same thing until I started strictly controlling the resources each container could consume, and also changing to a much beefier machine. Running a single project with a few images were fine, but more than that and the WSL connection would randomly crash or become unresponsive.

Databases in particular you need to watch: left unchecked they will absolutely hog RAM.

Not just OSX: anyone using WSL on windows is an offender too

But as a WSL user, dockerised Dev environments are pretty incredible to have running on a windows machine.

Does it required 64 gig of ram to run all my projects? Yes. Was it worth it? Also yes