I already have a fully set up docker environment that serves all sorts of things (including some containers that serve special static content using Nginx).
Dirk
joined 2 years ago
Php is pointless when its a static site with no php
Absolutely, but it has a built-in webserver that can serve static files, too (I constantly use that in my dev environment).
But I guess you're mostly right about just using Nginx. I already have multiple containers running it, though. Most of them just serving static files. But it's ca. 50 megabytes compressed size each container just for Nginx alone.
Are you crazy, mein Kommandant? Ze Flammenwerfer needs too much gasoline! We don’t have enough Reichsmarks for that!
Google's AI will intentionally get cancer? Great!
Ideally the key isn’t stored anywhere on the machine that contains the storage medium the key is for.
So they broke it? Great!
You can skip all questions the last time I checked.
10 Gigabytes! That are almost two 4K movies with heavy compression.
Oh, I’m missing out on the latest “xyz dev is a jerk” drama again? Oh well …
I use Kitty, it’s a great terminal emulator that is easily extendable and gives me all the features I like.
My setup already has Nginx Proxy Manager to handle SSL. This is specifically about serving files from within a docker container with as little overhead as possible.