How it’s work inside an raspberry?

is the file on the disk the same (check using cat and a terminal)

Yep

The file is updated

But Apache2 doesnt

you need a runtime for your containers, so it can be Docker, Amazon AWS, etc in your case you will probably want to use Docker as a runtime but, I think code-server standalone would maybe suit your use-case more than coder

check apache2 logs then i guess

How to find that?

it's in /var/log

And when i changed the directory of the files it updates just fine

i think you'll have to look this up online, as it's not related to any Coder products

Oh okay

@Atif do you have any template with rstudio?

i need to program a library in R for a friend and I think rstudio-server should be easy

No, I have no experience with this. I can create one on the weekend may be.

yes

Hi there Anyone already write a template that launch a

kind

k8s cluster and was ok to share it to me ? (To allow me to save some times) Thanks

could this work for you ? https://github.com/coder/coder/tree/main/examples/templates/kubernetes

@Phorcys on the website it says

docker-compose up -d

but it is

docker compose up -d

for updating

Not really, but thanks for your help I just search for a template that run workspace in docker for example And deploy an empty kubernetes to start playing with k8s. That allow my app to be easily deployed by anyone (my app require a kubernetes cluster) I want to start a cluster for each workspace. I think it's a little to specific, I'll do it if nobody already has the script.

docker compose up

use the plugin named

docker-compose

for the docker cli, and

docker-compose up

use a standalone binary. It's the same in final, just the version shipped with

docker compose

may be different than

docker-compose

. That depends on your environments but the two commands must do the same things.

docker-compose is actually outdated now and you should use the plugin

We have a hole discussion about it ^^ 😛

Oh ok 👍

oop should probably use help channel

When I create a workspace, does the template clone the repository with the user's credentials?

you can do it inside the init script

Or rather, what are the expectations around how Coder will clone, and I will edit/commit/push, to my self-hosted gitlab instance?

Is the idea that the user who created the workspace is the one whose account will be used to do the clone/commit/push?