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by smashed
1211 days ago
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I am working on something like it. It's a specialized, immutable Linux os that blends networking, nas and containers. We found that even with a web GUI, containers are just too complicated for the typical user "that knows nothing about containers". Even with a GUI, no matter how nice it is, you need to learn about env vars, port mappings, cni networks, bridging, volume mounts, images, tags, host isolation, etc etc.. Our solution is to wrap apps into pre-packaged recipes. Pretty big trade-off of course, but it makes the installation and management completely fool-proof afterwards. You can see some screen shots in the documentation here: https://sentinelc.com/docs/user-guides/administration/manage... |
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