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poVoq ,
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If you don’t have much time, I would keep it as simple as possible. Just put Fedora on it, administer it through Cockpit if you like a web-gui and run the software via Podman self-updating containers. Storage on btrfs raid1.

operator OP ,
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Thanks! I have heard of Cockpit and Podman but never used it. I do use Fedora Workstation on my main laptop and find it quite reliable. Can you share a few pros or cons?

poVoq ,
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Cockpit is not the most advanced in regards to monitoring but it keeps it simple and manageable.

Podman runs all Docker containers (at least in rootful mode), but you are better off turning the usual docker-compose scripts into systemd service files via the built in Quadlet system. A bit more work initially, but then all the containers are nicely managed like any other service via systemd.

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