Docker on Lima is one of the alternative solutions to Docker Desktop for Mac.
Many people have already described the steps to set up for that.
In addition to such a standard setup, this guide describes how to set up a Docker environment which can run multi-arch images.
For example, you will be able to run linux/amd64 images on your M1 Mac.
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| # portable cronjob wrapper to ensure : | |
| # | |
| # * only one process at the time (prevents process-overlap, handy for unique cron workers) | |
| # * reverse cron's email behaviour (only emails on error) | |
| # * ultraportable: only relies on flock, not on debians 'start-stop-daemon' or centos 'daemon' | |
| # * nicelevel to tame cpu usage | |
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| # usage: cronjoblock <application> [args] | |
| # example: cronjoblock /home/foo/myscript & | |
| # cronjoblock /home/foo/myscript & <--- 'myscript' will only run when the previous run is finished |
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