Yonle on Nostr: about the incus container setup that i have ... 1. each container got their own local ...
about the incus container setup that i have ...
1. each container got their own local ip, which they can communicate with each other via a bridge
2. the host can access to the services that those containers bind on their container without the need of tcp forward or similar
so, basically,
caddy(host) -> 10.xx.xx.6 akkoma(container) -> akkoma backend -> 10.xx.xx.5 postgresql(container) -> postgresql backend
since it's done because of bridge, there should have no performance impact at all.
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