luisfaceira

Notes on the docker-birthday-3 tutorial

1.1

• What does uptime mean in the context of a docker container? I think that "docker run alpine uptime" is a very bad example of a command to be executed, because most people will expect it to be 0s, or otherwise will be confused that container is persisting throughout time or that will look into it as it if it were a regular VM

2.1

• The tutorial says that I would have to run the "docker-machine env" each time I open a new terminal, but at least in windows and using the latest docker quickstart terminal, I only needed to do it once and it's being persisted or auto-detected.

luisfaceira

application "myapp" do
  path /srv/myapp
  owner node[:apache][:user]
  group node[:apache][:user]
  repository "..."
  revision "master"
  deploy_key "-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----...-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----"
  mod_php_apache2
end

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/*jslint white: false */

var langs;

langs = {
    "de" : {
        today: "heute um %time",
        tomorrow: 'morgen um %time',
        next: '%weekday um %time',
        yesterday: 'gestern um %time',

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#!/usr/bin/perl

use IO::Handle;

my $pat = shift(@ARGV) or
    die("Usage: $0 pattern files\n");
die("Usage $0 pattern files\n")
    unless @ARGV;

foreach my $file (@ARGV) {

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find -not -path "*/.svn/*" -type d -empty -exec sh -c "echo This directory was empty. This file let's it be git-compatible. > {}/README.emptydir" \;

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svn propget -R svn:ignore | grep -v "^$" | awk '{print "mkdir " $1 " & echo \"" $3 "\" > " $1 "/.gitignore & svn add " $1 "/.gitignore"}' | /bin/sh