Linux host set-up instructions for Dockge, a self-hosted Docker Compose stacks management tool with a feature-rich interface for self-hosting and home lab setups. It provides access to an all-in-one view of logs, a YAML editor, a web terminal, container controls, and monitoring.
Docker has become a cornerstone of the modern development stack: how applications are built, shipped, and run. It is an excellent solution to the portability problem: containers run consistently on any machine, eliminating the "it works on my machine" problem. It leverages containers: self-contained units of software that package the components needed for an application to run. This primer introduces its core concepts.
Instructions for a Linux host running Ubuntu 24.04 to install the Nvidia runtime for docker and podman.
The NVIDIA GPU Container Runtime is a plugin that enables container platforms to securely access and manage NVIDIA GPUs as part of a containerized application environment. Docker is an open-source platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of applications within lightweight, portable containers. Podman is an open-source, daemonless container engine designed for developing, managing, and running OCI Containers, functioning as a drop-in replacement for Docker. This post contains the setup instructions for NVIDIA GPU container toolkits on Linux hosts running Ubuntu 22.04 for use with docker and podman.
Kolla Ansible provides production-ready containers (here Docker) and deployment tools for operating OpenStack clouds. This guide explains how to install a single host (all-in-one) OpenStack Cloud on a Ubuntu 22.04 server Linux Operating System on a private network. We specify values and variables early that can easily be adapted to others’ networks. We do not address encryption for the different OpenStack services and will use an HTTPS reverse proxy for access to the dashboard. Please note that this setup requires two physical NICs in the computer you will use.
