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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ tags: ["homelab", "docker", "networking", "humor"]
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> Sometimes the difference between a 'production-ready stack' and 'why is my NAS on fire?' is one missing space in a YAML file. > Sometimes the difference between a 'production-ready stack' and 'why is my NAS on fire?' is one missing space in a YAML file. *bang head on wall here*
It started innocently enough: It started innocently enough:
a single `docker-compose.yml`, neat and tidy, humming along like a well-trained orchestra. Then I added *one* new service—my self-hosted note app—and everything fell apart. a single `docker-compose.yml`, neat and tidy, humming along like a well-trained orchestra. Then I added *one* new service—my self-hosted note app—and everything fell apart.