I just recently moved a bunch of my services to docker compose and it is a breeze to setup. All you need is a config file and your squared away. No more dealing with lxc or manually configuring software. Just write a config and your done.
I just recently moved a bunch of my services to docker compose and it is a breeze to setup. All you need is a config file and your squared away. No more dealing with lxc or manually configuring software. Just write a config and your done.
Now add Portainer to the mix.
I barely know what I’m doing, and I have about 30 services thanks to Portainer stacks making it so freakin’ easy.
I can even manage my local containers and my containers on Oracle Cloud in the same Portainer UI.
Be careful with portainer. While a nice UI, it abstracts away so much of the inner docker workings that you may not fully understand how your system works, if you exclusively interface with docker through this UI. You will ultimately have to get into the nitty gritty when something breaks (it will) and not understanding your stack will be cruel at that point.