Ghost is meant more for hosting blogs and newsletters, not necessarily an interactive site.
Lots of static site frameworks out there: Hugo, Gatsby, Jekyll - all with their own strengths and weaknesses. Hugo probably has the largest following and template ecosystem, so may be faster to get started. Something a bit different that has some steam behind it is Grav CMS.
No, it’s the difference between your docker service knowing it’s datadir isn’t in /var/lib and not.
Shut down docker. Create a datadir in your writeable mount, change the docker configs to point to the new location, and restart.
Here’s an example: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-move-docker-s-default-var-lib-docker-to-another-directory-on-ubuntu-debian-linux
It’s an immutable distro, so the regular locations on the filesystem are all read-only. The only way you can do this is making sure you mount separate storage, or use the userspace home mount or whatever they call it. It’s trivial to move the docker dir to wherever, so just do that.
Are you talking about just a straight HTML/CSS static blog, or is it created in a framework of some sort?
When using semantic versioning of anything, it’s an intention to run that specific version. AKA version pinning or locking. Meaning you DON’T want it automatically updating unless you do it manually.
You especially don’t want this happening in a k8s cluster if you intend to run replicas with pulls enabled for obvious reasons.
As for being notified of updates, there are some tools out there for this, but I believe they only check for pulling specific tags, or latest tag. The way container registries work wouldn’t make it obvious what exactly you’d want to update, because there is no concept of tag inheritance. This means if a new tag showed up in a repo, you wouldn’t know if it’s an update to your specific current version of aomething, or just another tag. They don’t work like packages in this sense.
Ok…but crowdsec bans abusive IPs. Are you saying your actions got you banned for some reason?
Also, whitelist first. Ban second.
Crowdsec if you have many instances that need to report to each other.
If you just have a single instance and care to configure f2b for those services, then it’s fine. I would suggest incorporating the use of public blocklists though.
Care to elaborate? This seems kind of insanely specific.
Also, if you’re using fail2ban, the same thing would happen.
For what, exactly?
Why wouldn’t it have logs?
Your desktop user doesn’t have access to root…
That might be why.
As I said in my comment…LOGS.
Learn more about what the actual error is and why it’s not working.
I don’t mean to be a downer here, but the phrasing and tone of your post makes me think you’re angry that it’s not just as simple as pressing a button and having it all work. That is not their point of intent.
You’re complaining about something not seeing your media folder, but seem to not understand why. That’s your first problem. Dig into the logs and docs and figure out why maybe.
For those wanting everything to be like an app store…not gonna happen. The variables involved in just being connected to the Internet alone, LET ALONE being able to route traffic to your installs and serve traffic properly seems way above the level of effort you choose to dedicate to understanding it.
If you want simple “one-click” stuff, then just go for that. That’s why PaaS exists. They make a platform easier to use, so you don’t have to fuck with stuff.
If you’re just here to complain that everything isn’t super easy for you, there is a simple solution to that…
Because you had multiple physical independent servers before, and now you have all of those same network interfaces cramming through one virtualized interface.
That’s from a disconnected Cloudflare tunnel connection. Are you trying to run Cloudflare Tunnel inside your cluster for some reason?
Same for mobile.
So…CCC seems to be a very basic inventory management solution. What this generally describes is a system compromised of a database with a front-ends that makes sense of whatever the particular project is (car repair), and provides an easy to interact with the database.
What you’re using now is simply for workflow management of projects in a simplified way, which is probably not what you want.
So you need a database, and you also want an easy way to interface with it, so you can check out the plethora of inventory management solutions in the FOSS space, but if you want something pretty simple that you can more easily customize for your needs and workflow, have a look at the FOSS alternatives to Airtable like nocobase. You set up a simple data structure, then can slap together quick forms to work inside of with whatever fields and data you choose. Dead simple, but very extensible.
Edit: Also check out Baserow maybe
Seems like you e changed your DNS settings and didn’t update everything after doing that…
You need to update absolutely everything that was every deployed or configured in that cluster after changing something like DNS settings or core network services.
That, or your phone is using an overridden DNS server and not your local DNS resolver while on your own network. Common with Android specifically.