System Preparation Before Installing Docker on CinnamonTo make the installation process easier, the table below maps common Cinnamon-based distributions to the key identifiers needed to set up the official Docker apt repository. The VERSION_CODENAME is especially important for Linux Mint users, who must use the codename of their underlying Ubuntu base.
Distribution Example Version Base OS Base Version Required VERSION_CODENAME Linux Mint 22 “Wilma” Ubuntu 24.04 LTS noble Linux Mint 21.
This guide will show you how to set up Docker containers to start automatically when your system boots. To make containers auto-start, you need two things: Docker service must start on boot, and then set the right restart policy for your containers. Once you do this, your containers will start up automatically after a reboot.
Managing Docker images is part of everyday work for Docker operations teams. As images pile up, they eat up a lot of disk space. While deleting an image with a single command is pretty simple, operations folks need to understand what’s happening under the hood with Docker. This guide covers the commands and best practices for deleting Docker images, plus explains how Docker images work, so you can better understand the technology.
For many Chinese developers, cross-border e-commerce sellers, and bloggers looking to reach global markets, picking the right domain registrar is the first step to building an online business. When your target customers are overseas, choosing an international domain registrar is a key move for going global. It’s not just about price - it also involves privacy protection, flexibility, and domain registration issues.
This article will explain why Chinese users should choose international registrars first, and give you a complete comparison of four popular services - NameSilo, Namecheap, Porkbun, and Cloudflare.
This article takes a deep dive into the architecture, security, and ecosystem of these two leading container engines to help you make the right choice for your needs.
Problem BackgroundI recently ran into a “Cannot find module ‘@oxc-parser/binding-linux-arm64-gnu’” error when deploying my Nuxt3 app to Cloudflare Pages. The build failed during the nuxt prepare step because it couldn’t find the Linux binary files for the oxc-parser module.
This error only happened in Cloudflare’s Linux build environment, not on my local development machine. The strange part was that my previous deployments to Cloudflare Pages worked fine, and I hadn’t changed my package.
