Reference deployment of JupyterHub with docker
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Reference deployment of JupyterHub with docker
This repo covers containerization and Docker Environment: Docker File, Image, Container, Commands, Volumes, Networks, Swarm, Stack, Service, possible scenarios.
A multi-host clustered implementation of the open storage specification
TUI tool to manage your docker images, containers and volumes 🚀
Just some templates to get someone started with hosting various servers in Docker
Use Docker Toolbox with Babun (Cygwin) in Windows
with these script you are able to backup your docker environment. There is one for the compose project, for mysql or mariadb, for postgres SQL and for normal docker volumes.
🐳 This is an open source volume plugin that allows using an ipfs filesystem as a volume.
Use GlusterFS as a backend for docker volume (also as a plugin)
Docker volume plugin for creating persistent volumes as a dedicated zfs dataset.
Back up, clone, restore, and share Docker volumes effortlessly.
Keycloak with Let's Encrypt Using Docker Compose
Cheatsheet for Docker workshop
Dockerized CUPS/AirPrint
Rocket.Chat with Let's Encrypt Using Docker Compose
Workshop on Docker, Containers and Golang
Docker volume plugin for Quobyte
A DockerSwarm Jupyterhub setup, which uses a NFS Server running in a Docker Container for persistent storage
A simple program / side-car service which only purpose is to pull files and inject it to docker volumes
Minio Docker volume plugin. Create docker volumes that mount Minio buckets. Minio is S3 compatible.
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