Tag: docker
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Immich v3 Upgrade: The Path, the Hurdles, and What We Learned
A real-world Immich v2.7.5 to v3.1.0 upgrade, including the PostgreSQL extension migration, a long vector-index rebuild, Docker container conflicts, and the checks that proved the service was healthy…
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When Docker Starts Before Your Network Storage: Building a Safe Retry Watchdog
A Docker container can fail before its application process ever runs when an SMB or NFS mount is unavailable. Here is a reusable, app-agnostic way to wait for…
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Run OpenCode Web and the CLI Side by Side Without Corrupting Your Sessions
Run the OpenCode CLI and its browser-based web UI at the same time by giving each its own SQLite database and syncing one-way. No shared db file, no…
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OpenCode Web Behind Authentik: AI Coding in Your Browser, Protected by SSO
Running AI coding tools as a web service usually means choosing between security and convenience. Here’s how to deploy OpenCode’s built-in web interface behind Authentik forward-auth — Docker,…
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Zero-Budget Homelab: How to Experiment Without Breaking the Bank
Most of my ideas don’t make money. That’s the problem. I needed infrastructure to build web apps, test IoT devices, and self-host services — but I couldn’t justify…
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Deploying SongWalk: CI/CD with Drone, Docker, and Nginx Proxy Manager
Building the app is half the battle. Getting it deployed and staying deployed is the other half. For SongWalk, that meant setting up a proper CI/CD pipeline that…
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Reliable Remote Desktop at Home with Tailscale and Guacamole
If you run a home server and want to access it remotely, the cleanest setup is often: This gives you remote access without exposing port 3389 to the internet. Goal…
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Building a Dockerized C# Email Tester: A Step-by-Step Guide 📧🐳👨💻
As developers, we often need to test email functionality in our applications. But how can we do that efficiently, especially when working with Docker containers? In this tutorial,…
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Hosting a Minecraft bedrock server
The server To host your own Minecraft Bedrock server using Docker, you can follow these steps: Tip: I love using vs code for this work, because it has…