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# Podman
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This is a cumbersome process. For comparison, in my new setup, all I have to
do is to run `git commit` and `git push` after any change and my website will be
automatically built and deployed.
automatically built and deployed.
The previous "manual" approach also depends on me having already installed all
necessary software. If you have a dedicated server that you're running yourself,
that's probably okay, you just have to setup once, but I'm running this on a VPS
that I'm not sure I'll keep forever. The ability to reproduce this exact setup
that I'm not sure I'll keep forever. The ability to reproduce this exact setup
within minutes actually matters.
After reading a bit on this topic, I decided I would use podman for this. Docker would
work just as nicely (any containerisation software would work, really), but I decided
work just as nicely (any containerisation software would work, really), but I decided
on podman because it can run without a daemon and without root privilages. Also,
it has pretty neat support for kubernetes pods (which are honestly a lot more useful
than I would've given them credit for before I started this whole project).