How can running a single binary under systemd need more memory/disk space than having that identical binary with supporting docker container layers under it on the same system, plus the overhead of all of docker?
Conflicting versions, I'll give you that, but how frequently does that happen, especially if you mostly source from upstream OS vendor repos?
The most frequent conflict is if everything wants port 80/443, and for most self-hosted services you can have them listen on internal ports and be fronted by a single instance of a webserver (take your pick of apache/nginx/caddy).
Conflicting versions, I'll give you that, but how frequently does that happen, especially if you mostly source from upstream OS vendor repos?
The most frequent conflict is if everything wants port 80/443, and for most self-hosted services you can have them listen on internal ports and be fronted by a single instance of a webserver (take your pick of apache/nginx/caddy).