If a container uses Postgresql, you can’t auto update.

That’s interesting. I certainly will keep that in mind.

Thought I had answered you this morning, but apparently not. I did see the rate limit entry, but I thought that rate limits are like 100 pulls every 6 hours and I certainly haven’t exceeded 100. I just checked tho, and all but two have updated, so as you say, it’ll eventually get around to it. Thank you for the input.

Apologies. My bad…I misunderstood. Tags/Labels… To answer your question, no I am not running any tags. I just checked and all but two have updated, so it might be as a lot of people have suggested. It’ll get around to it. Sorry for my confusion.

If I have disabled labels in deployment, then I’m not using any labels, since I disabled them in deployment. Does that track?

WATCHTOWER_LABEL_ENABLE=false

I am running Portainer 2.21.5, and the latest version is 2.27.4.

The rest:

https://i.imgur.com/lhUPlPx.png

These are the Watchtower logs so far. https://pastes.io/watchtower

I didn’t see anything remarkable other than the error for Netdata but I got that fixed:

NFO[30906] Found new netdata/netdata:latest image (6376ffeda44a) 
INFO[30940] Stopping /NETDATA (a18a3e3409f3) with SIGTERM 
INFO[30942] Creating /NETDATA                            
ERRO[30942] Error response from daemon: the container-wide MAC address must match the endpoint-specific MAC address for the main network, or be left empty 

Man, I really appreciate all this info. Very helpful. It will take me some time to digest everything and put it into an action plan. I just thought, hey that would be cool and a nice project I can sink my teeth into and learn a lot on the way while deploying. Again, thank you for taking the time to give some direction and inspiration.

Thank you so very much.

The end result is that people understood common sense that it’s not admirable to be pathetic and weak. You should have been beaten as a kid by other kids, and weren’t.

Ahh yes. Violence always helps. I come from an entirely different timeline myself being 70 years old. I didn’t like bullies then, and I don’t like them now.

I was thinking more along the lines of Morty’s sex robot purchased at a intergalactic pawnshop.

Hmmm, well, I’m not one to judge a person’s proclivities, but I don’t see it as being much different than porn, assuming you are selfhosting a girlfriend for sexual release/companionship. I’m not sure I’d disclose this on a public forum, but maybe you feel a bit more comfortable than I.

The other consideration is that AI generally takes a pretty good chunk of resources to use effectively. I have selfhosted a couple of LLMs like GPTFree, Automattic111, and a couple more, however, as I mentioned, they take a lot of resources.

Might want to stock up

Unfortunately it’s been over a year

Dude, I feel that loud and clear. LOL

I can send you my docker compose when I get chance

That sounds like a lot of work, having to remove secrets and clean it up just for me. If you feel up to it, I would certainly love to have a look see. At your convenience of course.

Awesome! When you were putting it all together, did you find some resources/reading material/tutorials that helped you?

nix

This: https://nixos.org/?

Man, I appreciate the info. Thanks

That Dead Man’s Hand looks interesting. I guess it could send out texts and email should the owner pass away…or as the dev said, when you are no longer be “available”.

Really? Cool! I am going to have to investigate. Sounds like a great project for me to learn from.

Just don’t look behind the curtain to see what the CEO is up to.

Had to go look it up. What a cluster. Anyways, I don’t blog mainly because I don’t have anything to say that people would be interested in. Maybe farming. LOL I’ve just wondered down through the years why someone didn’t fix all the attack surfaces Wordpress seems to have. Plus it drives a substantial share of websites, so I guess it’s a good target to go after.

setup more maintainable is to start putting your compose/kubernetes configuration in git, if you’re not already.

I don’t want to derail this thread, but you piqued my interest in something I’ve always wanted to do, maybe just for the learning aspect, and to see what I could accomplish.

I’ve always wanted to see if I could have all my docker compose/run files, and various associated files to a git where I could just reinitialize a server, with everything I already have installed previously. So, I could just fire up a script, and have it pull all my config files, docker images, the works from the git, and set up a server with basically one initial script. I have never used github or others of that genre, except for installation instructions for a piece of software, so I’m a little lost on how I would set that up or if there are better options.