top | item 46700294 (no title) nuke-web3 | 1 month ago I am considering this in the context of proxmox - what is your workflow for LXC, may I ask? discuss order hn newest Havoc|1 month ago Tried various routes. Currently using bash scripts straight against the proxmox host. So lots of thispct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts
Havoc|1 month ago Tried various routes. Currently using bash scripts straight against the proxmox host. So lots of thispct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts
Havoc|1 month ago
pct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"
I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.
And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).
Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.
Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts