I feel like I could write a book about just last week at Reclaim Hosting, so many awesome things happening and the work we’re doing to build a sense of team internally and community more generally is really starting to … Continue reading
Since our all-team meeting in November of last year I have been chasing the white whale of WordPress multiregion hosting on Reclaim Cloud. I’ve been experimenting with it off the side of my desk on and off since January. You … Continue reading
Early last week Ed Beck asked if I would be willing to talk with him (and by extension his class) about some advantages (and limits) of open source applications in education. I think Ed has been following my recent championing … Continue reading
I’ll be submitting this guide to Reclaim Hosting’s support documentation to illustrate how to move files between environments using the Reclaim Cloud GUI. I discovered this trick while migrating a Ghost instance in Reclaim Cloud from one environment to another … Continue reading
As I already mentioned in my last post, I spent some time this week moving my bavaGhost install over to a new environment in Reclaim Cloud to take advantage of Taylor Jadin’s snazzy new Ghost one-click installer. Taylor and I … Continue reading
It’s been quiet on the bava for a bit after an awesome mountain getaway to Val di Rabbi in early August, followed by some digging-in on work and entertaining guests over the last week or so. What’s more, the blog … Continue reading
I skipped session 3 in order to attend the live version of session 4, so I’ll need to double back soon to what I’ve missed. In today’s unit we explored different Docker containers like HedgeDoc, Baserow, and WBO. Through these exercises, we learned about updating containers, working with Bind Mounts, and cloning from a github repository instead of manually creating a docker-compose file.
This blog post covers quick notes from session 2 of Reclaim Hosting’s EdTech Flex Course on understanding containers. This session covered installing NextCloud on Reclaim Cloud by looking at docker run vs. docker-compose commands. We also looked at quick docker commands to run from terminal & defined Volumes, Bind Mounts, and Variables.
This post was originally published on Lauren’s Sandbox and covers quick notes from session 1 of Reclaim EdTech‘s July Flex Course on Understanding Containers. Quick Links Welcome to Understanding Containers Week 1: What are containers, and what is Docker? Video: What are containers and cloud hosting? Docker Glossary Video: Basics of Command Line Getting Started with Docker … Continue reading Quick Notes from Understanding Containers, Session 1
Have I mentioned it’s container month at Reclaim Edtech recently? Well, it is and that means I’m playing with installing apps, or even re-visiting apps we’ve already gotten running, which is the case here. Tim Owens already documented the process … Continue reading
