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calm-steam commented 2025-02-18 20:45:09 +01:00
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things that could be interesting:

  • running different containers for django and app, modularizing developing/testing environment
  • synchronizing the host directory and appropriate libraries with the container to develop directly in the virtual machine

things to consider when running podman:

  • installing nice tty in host to connect to container
  • issues with cgroup
  • issues with sd-bus call: I solved it by installing dbus-user-session in my Debian distribution

any other suggestions and/or improvements?

HOW TO TEST

podman build . -t supervisor-image
podman run -it --network=host localhost/supervisor-image sh

Use manage.py as always from here.

things that could be interesting: - running different containers for django and app, modularizing developing/testing environment - synchronizing the host directory and appropriate libraries with the container to develop directly in the virtual machine things to consider when running podman: - installing nice tty in host to connect to container - issues with [cgroup](https://github.com/containers/crun/issues/704) - issues with sd-bus call: I solved it by installing `dbus-user-session` in my Debian distribution any other suggestions and/or improvements? HOW TO TEST ``` podman build . -t supervisor-image podman run -it --network=host localhost/supervisor-image sh ``` Use manage.py as always from here.
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pratyush commented 2025-02-18 21:07:32 +01:00
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Cool stuff will try it out.

perhaps using git commit --amend would lead to less commits for the readmes. That’s what I’ve been usually doing. Earlier, i used rebase interactive to fixup (I think?) in these situations. Not sure whats the best method.

Cool stuff will try it out. perhaps using `git commit --amend` would lead to less commits for the readmes. That's what I've been usually doing. Earlier, i used rebase interactive to fixup (I think?) in these situations. Not sure whats the best method.
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calm-steam commented 2025-02-19 06:11:48 +01:00
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I squashed all the “fix readme” commits into “modify readme”. This tool does the job well: https://stackedit.io/

I squashed all the "fix readme" commits into "modify readme". This tool does the job well: https://stackedit.io/
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pratyush commented 2025-02-23 18:36:49 +01:00
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So the runc/crunc issue is resolved, then?

So the `runc`/`crunc` issue is resolved, then?
pratyush commented 2025-02-23 18:37:19 +01:00
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or was that related to running the containers via the django application rather than natively

or was that related to running the containers via the django application rather than natively
calm-steam commented 2025-02-28 16:47:53 +01:00
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So the runc/crunc issue is resolved, then?

The “things to consider when running podman:” are just issues I had when trying to run podman on my OS (Debian-based), in case you also encounter them. I think the cgroup bug is just when running with sudo, which is actually not necessary nor recommended.

or was that related to running the containers via the django application rather than natively

I haven’t touched the containers running in the application, this is just an environment to test the application as a whole.

> So the `runc`/`crunc` issue is resolved, then? The "things to consider when running podman:" are just issues I had when trying to run podman on my OS (Debian-based), in case you also encounter them. I think the `cgroup` bug is just when running with sudo, which is actually not necessary nor recommended. > or was that related to running the containers via the django application rather than natively I haven't touched the containers running in the application, this is just an environment to test the application as a whole.
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