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Category: virtualisation
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If you are running docker for windows, and your running out of space. Try looking at {{your user folder}}\AppData\Local\Docker\log\host
I was having a big issue with my drive filling up. Turns out docker was pumping logs out. Ill keep an eye on things to see if this issue returns as I will need to find a way to adjust the logging. As this is not sustainable! π
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Why docker wont start. Adding a User to the Docker Users Group: A Step-by-Step Guide
As a Docker user on Windows, you may have encountered an issue where you start it and nothing happens. This is because Docker requires the user to be part of the Docker Users group to function properly. In this article, we’ll explore why this is necessary and provide a step-by-step guide on how to add…
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Guacamole Behind Nginx Proxy Manager
Anyone who has used nginx may agree that nginx proxy manager just adds a nice ui and makes things like refreshing configs easier. I wanted to migrate to it becuase I could use a docker container and it wasnt needed any longer on the host machine. I had an existing domain that wanted to utilise…
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Volumes vs Copying in docker containers – a note
I was wondering why a container would not build unless I included a copy command first. I mean – I had a volume set up! That should give the container what it needs to build right? Nope here is the difference: In Docker, volumes are used for persisting data at runtime, but theyβre not available…
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Setting Up GPU Docker Support: Understanding NVIDIA-SMI Output
When setting up GPU support for Docker, itβs crucial to ensure that your host system is compatible. One of the tools that can help you with this is NVIDIA System Management Interface (nvidia-smi), a command-line tool that reports detailed information about the current state of your NVIDIA GPU. Key Information for Docker Compatibility By understanding…
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Using docker-compose.yml and Dockerfile with devcontainer.json and vscode dev containers π³π»
This took me a little bit of fiddling around, and I wanted to share it with you π
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Getting Started with Windows Server Using VHDX and Enabling Nested Virtualization! πππ»
Introduction: Welcome to our step-by-step guide on using a VHDX image to quickly get Windows Server up and running, along with enabling nested virtualization. This comprehensive tutorial will walk you through the process, making it easy for you to harness the power of Windows Server within a virtual environment. Let’s dive in! π Setting Up…
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π³π§ How to Fix File Permissions in Dockerized WordPress from Inside the Container
If you’re running a Dockerized WordPress environment and you’re having trouble with file permissions, you may need to reset the file permissions for the WordPress installation directory and its contents. In this post, we’ll show you how to fix file permissions in Dockerized WordPress from inside the container using some simple commands. ππ½ Note: We…
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Automating SSL Certificate Renewal with Certbot and Nginx
SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificates are a crucial component of web security, encrypting data transmission between clients and servers. However, SSL certificates have an expiration date, after which they become invalid and must be renewed. SSL certificate renewal can be a tedious and error-prone task, especially for websites with multiple domains and subdomains. Fortunately, the…
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π Automating Hyper-V Checkpoints with PowerShell
If you’re a Hyper-V user, you know how important it is to take snapshots of your virtual machines before making changes or updates. With PowerShell, you can automate this process to save time and ensure consistency. In this article, we’ll show you how to use PowerShell to pause a Hyper-V virtual machine, take a checkpoint,…