- https://jfrog.com/usecase/artifactory-backbone-continuous-delivery-tool-chain/ – May 2016
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/CraigVosburgh/ – Office of the CTO at CA Technologies
Blog
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JFrog Artifactory as the backbone for a continuous delivery tool chain
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how to upgrade a docker container after its image changed?
- https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26734402/how-to-upgrade-docker-container-after-its-image-changed
- https://hub.docker.com/r/sameersbn/gitlab/ – the Docker container image’s home page
I am using a Docker container for a GitLab CE installation. The GitLab installation inside tells me “update asap“. How do I deal with that?
- should I wait for an update of the Docker container image? (that’s what the article title refers to)
- will that update preserve my data already living inside the container?
- alternatively: how to update the GitLab installation myself? (I find the update request rather urgent)
- https://docs.gitlab.com/omnibus/update/README.html#zero-downtime-updates – instructions for zero downtime updates
I wasn’t able to find any gitlab related APT / Debian package I could even try to update.
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running my own GitLab …
Exciting question: how to integrate my own “legacy” git repos hosted “at home” as well?
Once I will have over come that obstacle, creating markdown documentation for my own git repos and its utilities will climb to another peak LOL.
Docker GitLab container creation: The e-mail address and password refer(red) to root.
Maybe you want to create your ordinary user account as root and also make your ordinary user account an admin account.
Abolish auto user account creation!
What a pity, that docker gitlab does not let me communicate with the web interface via https per se!
What a pity, I don’t know yet, how to ssh into …!
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Google calendar: you can easily export the entire calendar to ICS but not a single event
- https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37111
- https://github.com/JochenHayek/misc/blob/master/diary/ics2diary.pl – my little and incomplete utility to convert ICS to “emacs diary” (my life circles around updates to my emacs diary) – I created that utility in the context of “Deutsche Bahn” (train) traveling schedules – all those travelling schedules most necessarily go to my emacs diary
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macOS: most of my keyboard shortcuts did not work temporarily – restarting Mission Control did the job
Worked for me on High Sierra, long after Lion.
$ killall Dock -
Synology DiskStation DS218+
- https://www.synology.com/en-uk/products/DS218+
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Docker_(software) – virtualisation software, actually: “containerisation” – after the DS713+ my 2nd attempt to get Docker running on a Synology device
In order to give the software a little more air to breathe, I got a 4GB RAM module right away together with the “chassis” and the 2 3TB discs to go into the bays, so that all the software planned to run on that box will comfortably work and live there.
I wasn’t really running out of disc space on NAS-s and the DS713+ isn’t really that much worse, but then there are 5 years in between them, and the also DS218+ officially allows the extra RAM – so I am quite committed to dive into the world of Docker soon.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GitLab – GitLab gets supplied as ready-made Docker container, i.e. available for the DS218+
Having your own web-based frontend to your git repos sounds quite intriguing. So getting “my own GitLab” up and running is quite a motivating start for my Docker involvement.
Update 2019-01-12: The resource monitor (of the NAS) makes me think, everything runs alright. And: GibLab does run on my NAS – amazing!