I often happen to search for a simple docker-compose-File that runs portainer on your machine, and I always end up building my own. That’s why I am now helping you out, internet. For me, I am keeping a directory ~/app/portainer/ on my machine where I can control my portainer instance and update it once in a while. docker-compose.yml Here comes the file: $ ~/app/portainer> cat docker-compose.yml version: “3”

I find https://github.com/FriendsOfPHP/PHP-CS-Fixer a nice way to ensure some sort of code-style in your project that is defined by in a config file php_cs and can therefore be committed and shared with your team. The cool kids are using docker I heard The other day I found myself in a project that was using https://www.docker.com/ + https://docs.docker.com/compose/ …

Did you ever find yourself in need of a quick and dirty mysql-server within your k8s-Cluster? That’s what I did run into, therefore here you go: kubectl run test-mysql --image mysql:5.7 --env="MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD=root1234" --env="MYSQL_DATABASE=db1234" --env="MYSQL_USER=user123" --env="MYSQL_PASSWORD=pass1234" --env="MYSQL_ROOT_HOST=%" --generator="run-pod/v1" --restart=Never --port 3306 Note, this pod has no volumes nor any persistance configured…

I was looking on the internet for a IDN-Compatible Trash-Mailer, result: none found. So I just fired up my own… In case you are also looking for one, you’ll find it on: IDN Mail catchall This is a dummy mail server and directory listing of the mails that have been received towards the IDN catch-all…xn--kgelfisch-q9a.de ...it displays all messages that arrive on *@kügelfisch.de It’s really simple, I just needed it to do the…