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Do you guys use some management software for your server or just have a lot of docker containers? (lemmy.ml)

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Sorry, maybe a weird question. But I am gonna acquire a nice server soon and am interested on how to manage that. I want to run stuff like a webserver, matrix server and just a lot of cool stuff. But how do I approach that on a software level? Any tips would be nice. Thanks

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[–] [email protected] 11 points 1 year ago

Docker-compose and a terminal is how I do it. Its simple and effective. I'm able to manage ~20 services that way.