Tag: Docker
Docker is a platform that enables developers to package, distribute, and run applications in isolated environments called containers.
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Install and update GitLab Runner
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I already wrote a summary on how to Setup GitLab Runner for Docker containers on Synology NAS. As this article has a lot of details for the Synology setup, I decided to write a short summary for this topic on a regular Linux server. So let’s go… Before we start, we need to have Docker…
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Docker: how to build and push a Git repository to Docker Hub
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Docker Hub is a cloud-based repository provided by Docker that allows developers to store, manage, and share Docker container images. It serves as a central registry for Docker users to distribute their containerized applications and collaborate with others. To build and push a Git repository to Docker Hub, you can follow these steps: Step 1…
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How to Run and Update Docker Images and Containers
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The following text shows the default workflow to run and update a Docker image based on the example of GitLab. But this should also work for other containers. Docker Installation First make sure that your local machine has Docker installed. I use Debian and for this, a detailed description is available in Dockers documentation. There…
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Synology: How do I update an existing Docker container with a new image?
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As always: before you do such an update, make sure to create a backup of all your files. If something goes wrong, this may lead to data loss! Manual update To update an existing Docker container manually, the following steps are necessary; This will clear the complete container and start with the newly downloaded Docker…
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Setup GitLab Runner for Docker containers on Synology NAS
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The setup described in this post has been tested on the following system: In addition, the following software packages have already been installed on the system using the Synology package manager: GitLab is installed via the Docker Registry: Install GitLab You can skip this part, if GitLab is already running on your Synology and continue…