I have an old imac running ESXi with a couple of instances of linux. I don't
care what is going on on my Mac OS. This saved me from having to keep up with
Apple's security that destroys my local installs.
Just a thought. I don't know why someone wants to keep reinventing the wheel
for local
It’s not an ecosystem, it’s a container.
You contain your entire deployment and this makes it portable so that it acts
the same on your desk as as it does on the cloud or anywhere else the container
runs.
What is it you need for deployment specifically? Or, why is running the app at
your desk
Jesse,
> On 30. 4. 2021, at 15:50, Jesse Tayler wrote:
> I’ve been using Docker which of course, contains the whole thing quite nicely
> for this sort of portability
Thanks!
Nevertheless, I regret to say I never ever heard of the Docker thing so far. Of
course I can just open docker.com and
I’ve been using Docker which of course, contains the whole thing quite nicely
for this sort of portability
> On Apr 30, 2021, at 9:49 AM, ocs--- via Webobjects-dev
> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> for my own local testing purposes, I would need to deploy a couple of WO apps
> locally on a macOS,
Hi there,
for my own local testing purposes, I would need to deploy a couple of WO apps
locally on a macOS, Catalina or Big Sur.
The traditional deployment approach bumps into lots of problems, starting with
/System being very R/O, new Apache, etc. I've tried to find a page explaining
howto,
