This is a massive revelation for me. I've used portainer a bit in the past but just to visualize containers and always preferred the CLI for managing them, however I was not aware that it could be used for GitOps and it's such a gamechanger. Thanks for showing us! Also, I just noticed that Portainer changed the business free version from 5 nodes to 3, a bit of a bummer :(
Yeah it's a bummer for sure. I love the gitops workflow though. I actually just made a cli too that a project can use to update the image in a docker compose file. Making a video on that right now. Https://gitlab.com/spakl/bookie
Definitely enjoying your channel for my homelab... For the SSH key conflict, there is a better way to fix the issue rather than deleting the known_hosts file. The command "ssh-keygen -R 10.10.4.65" is better since it just removes the single host.
Wow !!! This tutorial helped me understand how to build my home lab.
This is a massive revelation for me. I've used portainer a bit in the past but just to visualize containers and always preferred the CLI for managing them, however I was not aware that it could be used for GitOps and it's such a gamechanger. Thanks for showing us!
Also, I just noticed that Portainer changed the business free version from 5 nodes to 3, a bit of a bummer :(
Yeah it's a bummer for sure. I love the gitops workflow though. I actually just made a cli too that a project can use to update the image in a docker compose file.
Making a video on that right now.
Https://gitlab.com/spakl/bookie
great tutorial, thanks for share
Thank you!!
Definitely enjoying your channel for my homelab... For the SSH key conflict, there is a better way to fix the issue rather than deleting the known_hosts file. The command "ssh-keygen -R 10.10.4.65" is better since it just removes the single host.
Used this today, thank you!!!!
Wow comprehensive demo/setup…
Thank you. I only scratched the surface on some of the features.. will probably make another in the future to configure it further. Great product!