Comment by nuke-web3 10 hours ago I am considering this in the context of proxmox - what is your workflow for LXC, may I ask? 1 comment nuke-web3 Reply Havoc 2 hours ago Tried various routes. Currently using bash scripts straight against the proxmox host. So lots of thispct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts
Havoc 2 hours ago Tried various routes. Currently using bash scripts straight against the proxmox host. So lots of thispct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts
Tried various routes. Currently using bash scripts straight against the proxmox host. So lots of this
pct exec $CTID -- sh -c "mkdir test"
I've got a script that makes an arch lxc and turns it into a template.
And then bash scripts that deploys it with whatever custom stuff is needed (volume mounts, podman, files pushed into container etc).
Also a pacoloco server (arch/pacman cache) so that all the building and updating for everything is fast & not hitting the upstreams unnecessarily.
Terraform or Ansible also works for this but decided bash is ultimately less moving parts