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@ -7,13 +7,10 @@ for a long time I have finally come around to it recently and decided to
rebuild on [Docker]. This post aims to describe some of the choices made, and
why I made them.
_Before we start I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge a few things. This
infrastructure is mine and is built to my values in a way that works for me.
You might make different choices and that's ok. You may think some parts are
overly complex or that I jumped through too many hoops just to avoid some
dependency. That's fine, you're free to build systems however you like.
This post is my story and is not intended to tell you what to do, but to
share how and why I built my systems the way I did._
_Before we start I'd like to take a moment to acknowledge this infrastructure
is built to my values in a way that works for me. You might make different
choices and that's ok. I hope you find this post interesting but not
prescriptive._
Before the rebuild this is what my infrastructure looked like: