Size of the image

[MiguelNdeCarvalho]

Hey, Shouldn´t we try to decrease the image size, by basing it from Alphine instead of CentOS? Thanks, Miguel de Carvalho

[h1f0x]

Hi Miguel,

Well feel free to do so :-) I use CentOS for stability reasons and because i know the OS very very well. But you are right, the size is a bit big tbh. Let me see if I can clean it up a bit!

Cheers!

[MiguelNdeCarvalho]

Hey,I think the huge size is because you have many layers, but we can reduce them :) . Or we can base it on alpine.Thanks,Miguel de CarvalhoEm 22/08/2019 08:43, h1f0x [email protected] escreveu:Hi Miguel, Well feel free to do so :-) I use CentOS for stability reasons and because i know the OS very very well. But you are right, the size is a bit big tbh. Let me see if I can clean it up a bit! Cheers!

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[h1f0x]

True i do :) I actually do not know alpine well enough to build it i think. not sure though.. :/ you can try it if you like :D

[MiguelNdeCarvalho]

I think we can base it on alpine and decrease the size together.

[the-lazy-fox]

Hi there, Did you worked on that topic? Thanks

[MiguelNdeCarvalho]

Hey,

@the-lazy-fox I am going to start working on this project ASAP, I think I will just do the container without VPN service. We can use another container that connects to the VPN and we route the container traffic through that VPN container.

Thanks, MiguelNdeCarvalho

[the-lazy-fox]

This already exists and it's pretty well maintened. I'm looking for this all in one solution for other purposes :)

[MiguelNdeCarvalho]

Do you use OpenVPN or Wireguard?

[the-lazy-fox]

OpenVPN for now