Jasmin shahrzad
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samba domain controller
is There any docker documentation to insatll samba active directory control as docker conatiner or LXC/LXD.
I want to move my domain (on samba on ubuntu 16.04) move to docker.
I want to move my domain (on samba on ubuntu 16.04) move to docker.
Tip: Geez, don't use Ubuntu 16.04, where support support ends in 2024.
Use 18.04, where support runs through 2028.
With Bionic (18.04) you get a full Networking Stack rewrite + many other perks.
Always start with latest LTS.
Note: Also, LXD won't really run well on 16.04 + Docker will also likely have impossible to debug problems... because... no one is doing any Xenial (16.04) targeted dev work at this point. This means any code shoe-horned into working on Xenial will all be back port code.
Take LXD for example. All LXD updates come by way of SNAP installs (not APT) + Xenial SNAP support is... well... you'll only go this route if you have unlimited time + budget.
Best to always start with the latest Ubuntu LTS version, if time + budget optimization is important to you.
Use 18.04, where support runs through 2028.
With Bionic (18.04) you get a full Networking Stack rewrite + many other perks.
Always start with latest LTS.
Note: Also, LXD won't really run well on 16.04 + Docker will also likely have impossible to debug problems... because... no one is doing any Xenial (16.04) targeted dev work at this point. This means any code shoe-horned into working on Xenial will all be back port code.
Take LXD for example. All LXD updates come by way of SNAP installs (not APT) + Xenial SNAP support is... well... you'll only go this route if you have unlimited time + budget.
Best to always start with the latest Ubuntu LTS version, if time + budget optimization is important to you.
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ok. thanks. i take an ubuntu 18 . is there any best practice? documentation for set up lxd ,....
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If you use Docker, you'll have to arrange for all your config files + data files to live in some external volume. This means using Docker requires modifying any setup guide to work as Docker requires.