I run 21 OCI containers with Podman (and Quadlets!) on my ARM aarch64 server on Netcup with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 10.1. Memory utilization is a bit high, but the system is working absolutely stable for months.

TLS certificates and ingress-routing is handled fully automatically by Traefik and labels, attached to the containers.

Having everything containerized, makes it really easy to clean up 🙂 There's some applications, that I don't even use anymore. Time to clean up.

Then I'll continue, replacing the old Authentik installation with Keycloak for my OIDC applications (Forgejo, Wallos etc.)

#linux #redhat #rhel #podman #devops #containers #forgejo #netcup

@Larvitz cool setup
🙂
Just a small tip, may be useful to you: I use an traefik Addon https://github.com/lukaszraczylo/traefikoidc to use oidc with keycloak even for applications that do not support oauth natively
@sunscheinwerfer Thanks a lot. Not gonna need a direct integration with Traefik. I just use OIDC to authenticate inside the applications (like forgejo). But good to know, this exists 🙂