Rootless Podman on CentOS
February 3, 2020
It’s possible to run Podman as non-root, such that it runs in the context of a standard user. This is pretty good for a number of reasons, but there’s a few steps that need to be done to make this happen.
Github Pages in Jekyll - Revisited
January 29, 2020
As I discussed in my post on Jekyll, you can run Jekyll in a container. I’ve since modified this process somewhat due to running into what looks like a 2020 windowing bug with old versions of Ruby.
Minecraft Stockkeeping with OpenComputers
January 29, 2020
I’m doing a fair bit of mucking about in Minecraft lately, specifically with All The Mods 3 Remix. One thing that’s a common problem in modded minecraft is maintaining stock of materials.
Minecraft in Podman - A Better Setup
October 11, 2019
After a fair bit of mucking about, I think I’ve come up with a fairly modular way to put together a Minecraft server in Podman. Obviously this script makes quite a few assumptions, so you’ll need to make some changes;
CPU and Device Shares in Libvirt
October 2, 2019
Continuing from last post, I’ve also been looking at applying CPU/disk shares and weighting to my various virtual machines to also help regulate load. This is in addition to the per-device IOPS limitations I talked about using virsh blkdeviotune.
Jekyll in Podman - A Quick Demo
September 23, 2019
As discussed earlier, I’ve switched over to using Jekyll for generating this blog. So far, so good. But what I wanted to do was run the Jekyll serve components in Podman, so I could preview changes without having to have local Ruby installs.