So I’ve got an old PC with a SSD for root drive, and then a HDD with 1tb for external.

I’ve been told linux is the way to go for self-hosting docker containers, whether it be portainer to manage, sonarr, etc.

I’m running into nothing but round arounds with linux and I just can’t seem to figure this out. Can I just use windows instead to host my docker images? How can I point to my external drive to host all the docker stuff so my SSD doesn’t get crowded?

I’m lost here.

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    1 year ago

    Taking the time to learn the Linux command line, and how to configure a docker-compose file will pay dividends when it comes to docker.

    Just remember to locally mount all volumes. Makes transferring to another host stupid easy.