I’ve mainly been looking up some good ways to backup my Podman services. I manually copy my volumes every couple or months or so. (Which I was thankful when my hard drive started failing on me). I saw a post about Portabase here last week and figured it’s time to look into something less involved.
I also used that as an excuse to start moving my 5 mysql containers that each service ran themselves into a single mariadb container.
The updates from the last CVEs were seamless. Nothing surprising since I have very little installed on my Debian server.
I didn’t change my view on anything from the recent CVEs. I always assumed my server can be compromised, so everything sensitive is encrypted anyway, and I update all my systems/software often or automatically. The latter of which comes with its own set of risks I’m willing to take
I’ve mainly been looking up some good ways to backup my Podman services. I manually copy my volumes every couple or months or so. (Which I was thankful when my hard drive started failing on me). I saw a post about Portabase here last week and figured it’s time to look into something less involved.
I also used that as an excuse to start moving my 5 mysql containers that each service ran themselves into a single mariadb container.
The updates from the last CVEs were seamless. Nothing surprising since I have very little installed on my Debian server.
I didn’t change my view on anything from the recent CVEs. I always assumed my server can be compromised, so everything sensitive is encrypted anyway, and I update all my systems/software often or automatically. The latter of which comes with its own set of risks I’m willing to take