Ah yes I did the same thing as you as I checked again but from my PC.
I just paid myself the 110 after using it for 2 years. It’s not for the popup since I was using a script to remove it. It’s more to get the production ready updates. My server has too many important things now, I don’t want less tested changes. That and to support the devs.
$550? For a homelab you should only need to pay €110/year. What am I missing here?
Ive started using podman too but I am not comfortable with it yet. So just an idea, could you use a higher port number on the pod then use iptable to redirect from port 53 to the new port #?
https://serverfault.com/questions/532569/how-to-do-port-forwarding-redirecting-on-debian
That was insightful
Thx I had no idea!
My tangible servers and clients have people’s names
My system components VMs have mythology names.
My non prod VMs have identifiable names like routeros, debiangui etc.
Fun stuff are my smart vacuums, I give them old women names from different countries. My very first one was Consuela, thinking of Family Guy.
I bought myself a mikrotik router to force myself to understand networking better. So I would really like to hear your over complicated answer that comes from professional needs. pretty please 🙂
Then just go for Docker. Otherwise you may make it unnecessarily difficult for yourself and get discouraged. In a few years you may revisit the question and see if you still have an interest in podman.
You could install docker with proxmox, it’s just debian after all, then you could install portainer to visualize them. I just don’t think it’s a good practice to install docker directly on a hypervisor, too much risk to screw something up and then you may need to reinstall everything affecting all other VMs.
You could however install docker on a lxc. Not the easiest approach but less risky.
Edit: or Dockge in your case
Esp32-h2 now has ZigBee. I just ordered some so I can replace my current ones to get rid of wifi.
True but also free service and fun to play with.