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Sqlite where possible, nginx, linux, no containers. I hate containers.
I’m somewhere in between. I hated containers for a long time but now work a lot with Kubernetes for work.
For my personal projects I’ve always hated containers a lot. Once I started learning how to build them and build them well however I really started enjoying it.
Using others’ containers is always hit or miss because a lot of them are WAY bloated. I especially hate all the docker-compose files that come with some database included as if I’m dying to run a ton of containerized database servers. Usually the underlying software supports the Postgres I run on the host itself.