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I've been using Alpine for a few years as a lightweight OS on barebones NUC mini-PCs. My current approach is to run basic services like: email, DNS, LDAP, and system monitoring at the OS level. Everything else runs in Docker containers. Whenever I figure out how to do something that takes more than a few commands, I tend to write it down. And since I'm writing it down, I might as well share. | I've been using Alpine for a few years as a lightweight OS on barebones NUC mini-PCs. My current approach is to run basic services like: email, DNS, LDAP, and system monitoring at the OS level. Everything else runs in Docker containers. Whenever I figure out how to do something that takes more than a few commands, I tend to write it down. And since I'm writing it down, I might as well share. | ||
I also like to do stuff with ESP microcontrollers and MicroPython. You can find more on that at my GitHub page https://davescodemusings.github.io/ | |||
Revision as of 23:00, 2 February 2025
I've been using Alpine for a few years as a lightweight OS on barebones NUC mini-PCs. My current approach is to run basic services like: email, DNS, LDAP, and system monitoring at the OS level. Everything else runs in Docker containers. Whenever I figure out how to do something that takes more than a few commands, I tend to write it down. And since I'm writing it down, I might as well share.
I also like to do stuff with ESP microcontrollers and MicroPython. You can find more on that at my GitHub page https://davescodemusings.github.io/