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how to save my containers guide

  • I personally have a github repo with a folder for each deployment, and the files needed for deployment with a docker-compose.yml, and comments in the files for what they do.

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    Netcup worth it in 2023?

  • I've never had an issue so far. I think it's a virtualized core, but it functions a fully working cpu with the loads i've thrown at it. I do run some light services only, but it works for me.

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    Self hosted blogging engine

  • That looks promising, I'll look into it.

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    Netcup worth it in 2023?

  • I run some of my servers on a linux VPS, with the cheapest tier having 2GB ram, 1 CPU core, 50GB storage and unlimited bandwith for rougly €5 per month. It satisfies all my needs since I tunnel most heavy duty to my homelab. The provider is called Vimexx.

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    Self hosted blogging engine

    Hi,

    I wanna host a simple but modern blogging engine to share my journey and discoveries with the world. I would like it to store posts in files so that I can back it up using git or the like and that I can run it in docker (and doesn't have the looks of a mid 2000's website).

    Does anyone know of anything?

    I've looked at this list: https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted#blogging-platforms. But nothing really fits what I'm looking for. Chyrp lite is the closest, but with no official docker support I also failed to get it working reliably with my own image.

    I hope you all have some ideas!

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