Check. Mate.

The other side of that coin is the NSA developing SELinux

If money isn’t a problem then gitlab is your best choice.

It’s the most mature of the options you have available to you.

I use gitlab for airgapped networks

Efficiency is its own reward

Very helpful

Why is their question, so why is it pretty good?

Can I get a Ooooooooh yeaaaaaaaaah?

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Baldurs Gate does a good job of this with the inspiration

Yes, you just need to create it. Go for it.

Yeah that’s a …. Interesting choice running a video wall with windows 7 in 2024

I didn’t say 8, I said 8.1

8.1 was peak windows.

GitHub isn’t.

The code on it is.

You could use gitlab, or something else.

RIP Audiogalaxy the best music sharing/discovery service ever.

Docker is more ubiquitous, Podman has use cases that diverge from Docker.

Discover the use case and decide from there.

That said docker is a good starting point, their documentation is pretty great and once you know docker you’ll better appreciate why podman is different.

Oh no, entitled asshole who talks down to everyone who has an answer for them blocks me. Whatever am I to do.

As an admin I’d question why the CTO has a login on a production server.

You would do well listening more when you ask for advice.

So we’ve poked a hole in your knowledge here unless this super popular open source software really requires 777 on those files and everyone has collectively just been ok with it.

Dockers documentation is actually pretty good, I’d recommend taking a look at it because it’s written really well and can be used as a decent primer on learning to read documentation.

I would recommend learning docker / containerization. For your use case you likely won’t see a big benefit HOWEVER it is a good technology to know.

As far as the “why” you’d use it there are too many to list but for your use case the why I’d argue is “just so you know how to do it” and you’ll come up with your own why along the way.

Simplest why beyond “it’s a good technology to know” is that updating an app is as simple as pulling a new container and relaunching it.