On 5/5/26 3:15 PM, Curtis Maurand via Dng wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have never liked docker. Too many security issues if they're not
> patched as often has the host system. They also use a lot of disk
> space and tend to be resource hogs. Thanks, though.
>
> I can imagine that maintaining the tdr repo is a lot of work if not
> using an automated build system like Hudson or Jeeves. I was looking
> to get php 8.5 to make it available to my customers. ispconfig runs on
> 8.4. I don't like ispconfig as much as I like Plesk, but Plesk
> requires systemd. ispconfig would like it, too, but I've managed to
> get around that. This system started out as Beowulf, but has been
> upgraded to Chimaera, then Daedalus. It looks like I'm building a new
> VM and will try the sury packages. I have, in the past, built my own
> php-fpm and it worked OK. The sury thing is annoying.
>
> --Curtis
I am running docker rootless which is probably safer then apache2 or
nginx in default configuration. Podman is even rootless by design but
invented by Red Hat and heavily infected with systemd so I will never
touch it. But of course K8S or LXC or Incus are available too, everyone
is making their own choices.