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Question: do you guys use docker on your raspberry? For what kind of things? Last weekend I bought an external hard drive and so I'm looking into installing/configuring a number of things (raspberry pi 3b): samba, deluge, couchpotato, plex, ... It looks like there's a docker container for all of these things, does it make sense to always use these? Or are there some overhead costs (or other drawbacks) I should be aware of?
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Thanks for the feedback! I've been taking care to specifically look for arm or rpi- containers on the web, there seem to be plenty. So far I haven't had to make an image myself, but I'm assuming it can't be much more difficult than trying to install everything on the raspberry pi itself. Regarding transcoding not being possible: does this mean that in order to stream a video on the hd disk to a chromecast I won't be able to use the raspberry pi itself?
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I don't understand the benefit of using kubernetes (besides learning something useful) when using just one pi. Isn't it just more overhead?
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Jul 7, 2020 15:44
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Hadlock posted:The ability to use helm charts, especially nested helmb charts, is really nice. It's basically a package manager for containers Gotcha! I'm very new to this docker/kubernetes thing so I was wondering if I was missing something.
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