Interesting Docker-containers?

[oRBIT]

Anyone got any great Docker-containers that I cannot live without? Would be cool to hear what kind of stuff you run in Docker so I can get some inspiration.

 

[SynoMan]

Maybe you can check also this thread:

What are you running in Docker?

Show us your docker configurations, setups, images and containers that make you happy. This is my current setup on 918+

www.synoforum.com

There are already some nice containers.

 

[one-eyed-king]

Anyone got any great Docker-containers that I cannot live without? Would be cool to hear what kind of stuff you run in Docker so I can get some inspiration.

The question kind of reminds me to a german saying: having is better then needing *cough*

In computer science, we have practical patterns like YAGNI (You Aren't Gonna Need It). In summary: do things when you need them, not when you think they might become usefull in the future. Without YAGNI you might end up loosing time without gaining any benefits - while the safed time can be spend with useful things in the present

If you want to dig into docker itself, I highly recommend this self paced training. Don't be intimidated by the number of slides, you can rush through many of them.

 

[Telos]

In summary: do things when you need them, not when you think they might become usefull in the future.

Amen. I can't tell you how many "giveaway" apps I've installed on my computer, having never used them ever since. It took me awhile to learn that, and still, there are apps I should uninstall.

Same with Docker. pwndrop comes to mind. Nice app, but it doesn't fit anything I do, or might do, for that matter.

Time to clean house.

 

[BiggPerci]

If you have tp link omada AP's then matt bentleys dockerized omada controller is bang on, if you do not then no, that is my first and only experience with containers.

 

[WST16]

Same with Docker. pwndrop comes to mind. Nice app, but it doesn't fit anything I do, or might do, for that matter.

What I like about pwndrop is that it shows the shared PDF and JPG files on the browser page. When using DSM’s shared links it forces the receiver to dload the file to view it, so I tend to share a lot of project –quick reference– PDFs that way.