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| 30 | 321 | |
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| 5.2 | 0.0 | |
| 6 days ago | 11 days ago | |
| Go | Go | |
| BSD 3-clause "New" or "Revised" License | MIT License |
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iter: Generic, lazy iterators for Go 1.18
I've been working on an iterator package for Go 1.18. Here's a quick snippet:
The reason why I decided on the inner/outer architecture was because interface objects can't be used as recievers to methods (as far as I understand). As a result, my initial implementation, which didn't have this structure, was limited to functions instead of methods, which made code where iterator methods were chained extremely unreadable, since it was difficult to tell which order they were being applied in. It's a tradeoff, but I think the readability might be worth it. Do you have any ideas for alternative workarounds?
Lazytainer
- Serverless Self-Hosted Kubernetes (Small Team)
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Timid, an open-source UDP proxy and docker container controller
Found it, https://github.com/vmorganp/Lazytainer
- Automatically Stop containers when not in use.
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Launch Docker-Container from a Dash (i.e. NOT using Portainer?)
It's not a dashboard, but check out lazytainer. It can monitor ports that you configure it to watch and then it'll start docker containers when it detects incoming traffic on the ports for those containers. Then after a set time without any traffic on those ports, it'll stop those containers. Perfect for resource-intensive containers that don't always need to be running.
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Lazytainer v1.1.0 - Lazy Loading Containers on ARM (Raspberry Pi)
https://github.com/vmorganp/Lazytainer/tree/master/minecraft_example It sure will, there's already an example in the repository :)
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Container Nursery & Lazytainer
Hi, being an SBC user, I like the idea of auto stop/start containers based on traffic... but I have questions for any existing users, maintainers or testers. FYI to avoid confusion, these are the projects I'm discussing: https://github.com/vmorganp/Lazytainer https://github.com/ItsEcholot/ContainerNursery
- Self Hosted Roundup #15
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Auto-stop/start containers when not in use
I have a bunch of containers on my synology nas (controlling/deploying them through Portainer). As it's not the strongest machine I found Lazytainer (https://github.com/vmorganp/Lazytainer) a while ago. It stops your container when it's not being accessed for a while and automatically starts it when someone tries to access it.
- I made a container to lazy load your other containers. What do you think?
What are some alternatives?
ContainerNursery - Puts Docker Containers to sleep and wakes them back up when they're needed
traefik-ondemand-plugin - Traefik plugin to scale containers on demand
Portainer - Making Docker and Kubernetes management easy.
weewx-docker - Docker container for WeeWx weather station server
Fast-Docker - This repo covers containerization and Docker Environment: Docker File, Image, Container, Commands, Volumes, Networks, Swarm, Stack, Service, possible scenarios.
docker-webtop - Ubuntu, Alpine, Arch, and Fedora based Webtop images, Linux in a web browser supporting popular desktop environments.
docker-chromium - Docker container with Chromium desktop and a Web VNC client allowing you to run Chromium on any server you have
photopea - Photopea is online image editor
Docker-Files - Just a bunch of yaml
ksync - Sync files between your local system and a kubernetes cluster.
sablier - Start your containers on demand, shut them down automatically when there's no activity. Docker, Docker Swarm Mode and Kubernetes compatible.