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[2491.32 --> 2492.78] it's the same commands |
[2492.78 --> 2493.40] and tools |
[2493.40 --> 2494.46] to install software |
[2494.46 --> 2495.32] on all of them. |
[2496.28 --> 2497.78] That sounds really nice. |
[2497.92 --> 2498.68] And I think it's also going |
[2498.68 --> 2499.78] to be a huge paradigm shift. |
[2499.92 --> 2501.44] You've both talked about |
[2501.44 --> 2503.26] how the day you kind of |
[2503.26 --> 2504.18] wrapped your head around Docker, |
[2504.30 --> 2505.04] your whole idea |
[2505.04 --> 2507.04] of how to run computers changed. |
[2507.08 --> 2507.88] And I'm really |
[2507.88 --> 2508.98] just starting that journey. |
[2509.36 --> 2509.70] For me, |
[2509.90 --> 2512.08] it was as an old IT guy |
[2512.08 --> 2513.12] that was doing this |
[2513.12 --> 2514.24] for, you know, |
[2514.74 --> 2515.62] for years before |
[2515.62 --> 2517.26] we even had anything |
[2517.26 --> 2517.86] like containers. |
[2518.08 --> 2518.28] I mean, |
[2518.66 --> 2519.60] FreeBSD had jails. |
[2519.84 --> 2520.74] But for me, |
[2520.74 --> 2521.38] it was finally |
[2521.38 --> 2522.66] a real solution |
[2522.66 --> 2524.06] to separate my application |
[2524.06 --> 2525.04] from my data. |
[2525.62 --> 2526.68] That had always been something |
[2526.68 --> 2527.34] that I thought |
[2527.34 --> 2528.86] the lines blurred too much |
[2528.86 --> 2529.80] when I would set up |
[2529.80 --> 2530.46] a home server. |
[2531.12 --> 2532.18] And with containers, |
[2532.60 --> 2533.28] Docker, I think, |
[2533.34 --> 2534.48] is the most widely |
[2534.48 --> 2535.98] used container technology. |
[2536.40 --> 2536.98] With containers, |
[2537.20 --> 2539.10] I finally had a really solid, |
[2539.26 --> 2540.28] reproducible way |
[2540.28 --> 2541.74] where I could |
[2541.74 --> 2543.10] blow away the application. |
[2543.24 --> 2544.08] I could completely |
[2544.08 --> 2545.92] destroy the container, |
[2547.12 --> 2548.24] pull down a fresh one. |
[2548.68 --> 2550.12] If the config was all the same |
[2550.12 --> 2551.04] in my Docker Compose, |
[2551.10 --> 2552.36] it just reconnects everything. |
[2552.46 --> 2553.52] It starts right back up. |
[2554.24 --> 2554.80] And that was the day |
[2554.80 --> 2555.06] I was like, |
[2555.14 --> 2555.56] oh man, |
[2555.64 --> 2556.42] this means I can |
[2556.42 --> 2559.40] finally move an application |
[2559.40 --> 2560.62] and its data around. |
[2560.82 --> 2563.60] I can pick all the data |
[2563.60 --> 2564.64] up off of one server, |
[2565.08 --> 2566.16] drop it on a new server, |
[2566.58 --> 2567.98] take that Docker Compose file, |
[2568.46 --> 2569.38] pull down the image, |
[2569.46 --> 2570.20] and it reconnects |
[2570.20 --> 2571.12] like it's always been |
[2571.12 --> 2572.02] running on that box. |
[2572.08 --> 2573.08] It just fires right up. |
[2573.26 --> 2575.20] And it makes disaster recovery |
[2575.20 --> 2576.24] such a thing of beauty. |
[2576.24 --> 2577.80] And it makes actually |
[2577.80 --> 2578.84] being able to move |
[2578.84 --> 2579.66] off of a box |
[2579.66 --> 2580.42] so much easier. |
[2580.54 --> 2581.48] So when you need to grow |
[2581.48 --> 2582.44] and expand down the road, |
[2582.50 --> 2583.34] it's so much simpler. |
[2584.06 --> 2584.16] You know, |
[2584.22 --> 2585.62] I was giving this also |
[2585.62 --> 2587.82] as a gift to my brother's wife |
[2587.82 --> 2589.32] because she loves watching |
[2589.32 --> 2590.70] videos and stuff. |
[2590.76 --> 2591.16] And we don't have |
[2591.16 --> 2592.08] the greatest internet connection, |
[2592.20 --> 2592.56] as you know. |
[2592.82 --> 2594.42] And so I've been ripping |
[2594.42 --> 2595.76] all of her favorite DVDs. |
[2595.80 --> 2597.18] She has just boxes of them. |
[2597.38 --> 2598.90] And so this was a nice gift to give. |
[2599.26 --> 2600.10] But the morning, |
[2600.62 --> 2601.22] Christmas morning, |
[2601.22 --> 2601.58] I thought, |
[2601.68 --> 2601.86] okay, |
[2601.94 --> 2603.02] I had stayed up late, |
[2603.16 --> 2603.38] you know, |
[2603.46 --> 2604.54] putting a bunch of stuff on there, |
[2604.60 --> 2605.42] make sure everything works. |
[2605.42 --> 2606.10] And that morning, |
[2606.54 --> 2608.24] for whatever reason, |
[2609.28 --> 2610.92] the interface on Jellyfin |
[2610.92 --> 2612.42] just stopped working. |
[2612.70 --> 2614.42] I couldn't access it. |
[2614.50 --> 2615.10] I couldn't do anything. |
[2615.22 --> 2615.50] And I thought, |
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