Real sysadmins don't use docker
Morning-Glory (flower) a paid blossom server that only keeps blobs for 24 hours
https://github.com/hzrd149/morning-glory
When I get a chance I setup a test server for you guys to play with, but in the meantime if there is an adventurous sysadmin out there who wants to try and run it, it does have a docker container
Discussion
why?
Docker isn't stable enough to run in production for anything important
really? First time hearing of that. Every big company i worked with is using docker in production for the last 10 or so years (in the last 3 years most of them are migrating to kubernetes, but still containerized apps).
I myself have production software running on docker since at least 2016, with no significant problem related to docker...
most big companies I worked at had the worst IT departments filled with noobs
But I was told docker fixes that with rapid reproducible rebuilds. /s
Are you the kind of person who is happy to reboot and call it fixed? Docker is for you.
Do you want to know why it failed and make changes to prevent the next failure? No docker, you are going to need to learn to document your build processes instead.
I'll leave it for the reader to decide which is the superior kind of person. Reboot monkey or tech with understanding who does proper documentation? Which way western man?