If you try install open-webui in FreeBSD 14.1 you'll run into troubles.
If using pip install --user open-webui it will crash with the following error
ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement onnxruntime>=1.14.1 (from chromadb) (from versions: none)
The following guide will help you get a containerised instance of IBM-MQ running on Ubuntu 24.04 with podman-compose and apparmour support.
Make sure you have the required software installed
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get -y install podman podman-compose podman-docker
Docker-style containers are live on FreeBSD via FreeBSD Container Images by Doug Rabson, also available at container registry quay.io/dougrabson
If you want to see how several containers work together, get started with the micropod-sampler playbook to setup a small consul, nomad, traefik, minio and nginx environment using FreeBSD containers on FreeBSD
When you see it working, it makes sense to expand the micropod-sampler environment to include Envoy Proxy.
There is a tutorial Envoy Consul Service Discovery Service which covers the basic concept using consul and nomad and envoy. You can also review the Hashicorp tutorial [Understanding Consul Connect](https://www.youtube.com
If you run a Mikrotik Dude instance on CHR, have a lot of devices and years of activity, problems start to arise with errors like:
server status: db failure: disk image is malformed. stop
server status: db failure: database disk image is malformed. stop
The problem might temporarily be resolved by running
#!/bin/bash
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This comes from this forum post and adapted with info from this gist
A sample HAproxy configuration using SNI. Using SNI has the advantage that you don't have to mess with the certificates on the HAproxy server itself. Useful with many servers and / or many fast-expiring certificates (letsencrypt).
global
maxconn 5000
ulimit-n 16384
log 127.0.0.1 local0
uid 99