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Kubernetes.
But we are moving our clients to podman from docker currently.

@codeHaiku
Docker containers run through the docker service while podman doesn't have it's own overhead service.
That means two things. Firstly you can manage podman containers directly with systemd. That also means you can run non-root containers(Docker is root only). That is great for security.

Secondly, since we use k8s to manage containers, not having some docker service clashing over control we avoid some edge-case bugs and potentional config conflicts.

Finally making a git bare repo for my config files has proven to be way overdue.
I mean I already had an automatic backup set up, however the version and commit history proved more useful than I expected

Oh and of course, thanks @amolith for hosting the gitea instance making the transition painless

Update on my linux admin job interview
They wanted it to be done over M$ teams
Not ideal but hey they are a big company, HR has weird demands whatever

Teams didn't work(who could have guessed) and had to reschedule for tomorrow.

Anyway had a minor breakdown getting the damned thing to work for the last 3h and now I'm realising I don't want to work there anyway if they make stupid decisions like using teams for intwerviews

Am I overreacting by cancelling the interview?