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I'm been listening to the Fedora podcast and it seems like the OCI images are now getting some serious attention.

Anyone using the Fedora base image to make custom containers to deploy Nextcloud, Caddy and other services? My thought is that Fedora focuses on security so in theory software packaged with it will be secure and properly configured by default. Having Fedora in the middle will also theoretically protect against hostile changes upstream. The downside is that the image is a little big but I think it is manageable.

Anyone else use Fedora?

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[–] k_rol@lemmy.ca 5 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

Shouldn't you use Redhat(or Rocky) then instead? It is more thoroughly tested than Fedora.