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alpine-mariadb reviews and mentions
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Is Docker worth the effort on a RasPi4?
I currently use the linuxserver nextcloud image with the mariadb image from yobasystems because it's more lightweight than others I've found. Happy to share my docker-compose.yml file if useful. I have been intending to migrate to the official nextcloud image but haven't found a good time to do it yet. I trust linuxserver images enough, they have a good reputation, but I like to be as close to upstream as possible. Mariadb is one example where the arm architecture isn't officially supported. I chose a third-party image rather than built my own because nextcloud was one of the first things I migrated over to docker before I learnt how to build images. Goes to show learning docker does take time :)