Googling to see if FreeBSD can be run on top of Docker brought me to this page. http://www.freenas.org/blog/docker-done-right/ A user of FreeBSD for sometime now, I didn't even think to check if this was something that it supported, but I find this freaking awesome. Why I run FreeBSD today as opposed to Linux? Many years ago I purchased two mini-itx boards with an atom processor and 4G of memory w/ dual 1G nics. Recently, I wanted a mini lab again and start using Puppet. To make the story short I installed one server with CentOS 7 and the other a FreeBSD home router. Puppet on Linux runs on Java and when starting the service my mini server, it just wasn't sufficient and the service would die. Can't tell you if it was due to limitations of the system, though once I tried it on FreeBSD which runs Ruby, 30 minutes later I had a working Puppet server running on my FreeBSD router box. Thinking about it I don't know that I am ready to dive into Docker on FreeBSD this minute ( I <3 u FreeBSD) Though I have been tinkering a bit with Atomic host from the Project Atomic and would love to hear if you have experience with any of the new lightweight OSs' running Linux containers specifically (like CoreOS, SmartOS, Atomic or RancherOS) or any cool project using Linux containers? -SDA -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mailman.mn-linux.org/pipermail/tclug-list/attachments/20160903/cf8417cb/attachment.html>