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Docjowles posted:The big reason would be that Amazon Linux and CentOS are very different distros at this point. So your dev and prod environments would not be comparable and testing will be a pain. This is way old but the exception would be running anything with docker. Redhat/CentOS still has some nasty docker caveats that AWS spent a lot of time "fixing" in order to offer ECS. The bigger question is why do you need local development VMs?
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FWIW I like the packer to build new base images and then using terraform to replace things model. That’s hard on prem, but if you can replicate it I think it’s better the. The satellite/foreman world.
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Gitlab is a much better choice, we run Github EE and it doesn’t have a ton of support in from things that support github. So integrations are a mess and it just isn’t worth it.
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Re: Pinebook two things are going on, the $99 version is two expensive to produce at the moment and they are trying to build a black 1080p IPS version at some point(but no news on that in awhile). Also re pinebook/sopine, a lot of things are super broken while stuff gets into mainline, and the community is more focused on the rock hip stuff at the moment. It sucks, I have a clusterboard that is barely functional.
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There is a spin of Ubuntu with budgie and of course arch has it. It’s my preferred DE now.
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