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Oooooh, wait. Does Quadlet let you run containers via systemd unit files??
https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/quadlet-podman
That's cool! Thanks! TIL!
It's like
docker-composeon steroids if you don't use Kubenetes and want to treat your machines like pets not cattleI love this one because it flirts with all the bad things of 30-year-old RFCs and forgets sheepdogs in the tight narrative handwave.
Ok I don't know how sheepdogs fit into the analogy but IMO they are neither pets nor cattle. They are like coworkers, and if I have to risk one every now and then to keep the wolves busy, so be it. It's a dog-eat-dog world.
Here's a good example for Jellyfin that got me started with quadlets.
Note on the above: the linuxserver.io jellyfin image has an ffmpeg bug in it, so swap to the official docker image in the config.