hub-feedback VS verdaccio

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You will need to check if there is a ARM variant of the container, should say on the docker hub website https://hub.docker.com/

Go to Docker Hub and sign in with your docker hub account

What is your lab environment doing? That's the CDN for Docker Hub based on https://github.com/docker/hub-feedback/issues/2218

The whole thing should also work on GitHub as an automized process with a Docker container, AFAIK. I don't know a lot about that and depending on your skills with this type of things, it could be a bit challenging to set this up, but worth the effort for many projects.

FROM node:16-alpine will get a light weight Linux distribution with node version 16 installed on it, You can get image of any other OS you may prefer from Docker hub.

Note: Before doing that, make sure to have a Docker Hub account and with its credentials, sign in using docker login command in your local machine.

Open the dockerhub page and log in. You will see the image available there.

Server with proxmox -> Ubuntu Server VM @ 192.168.1.169 with docker installed. I installed pihole using the hub.docker.com yaml file. The only change I had to make to it was the ports since they were already in use by other containers (this may be an issue?) I changed the ports as follows:

Verdaccio does okay for this

There’s also this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/verdaccio

Cool! What makes Package Depot better than existing solutions such as verdaccio?

I highly recommend using a package proxy like https://github.com/verdaccio/verdaccio instead of git submodules if you have more then one developer using your code/repo. Biggest factor is the cost of the developers time. Why teach them a different way to install dependancies when there is a standard way of doing things your CI/CD is simplified, the knowledge of git submodules is good to know, but this is now tribal knowledge on how to setup this up, update dependancies, etc...

The goal of verdaccio is to make this less complicated. https://github.com/verdaccio/verdaccio