Hi Stux.
Just wondering, whats the difference between using jailmaker docker vs the native docker in eel?
Is there going to be a performance and power consumption difference to make that migration worth while?
Cauz from what was said here
seems like jailmaker docker will continue to work.
So i’m just wondering for what reason then would i migrate like in your video (thx for sharing how by the way).
Also with jailmaker, you can update/downgrade docker as required. like there was that situation where the latest docker had issues, so you had to downgrade till they sorted that out. But how would that work in truenas eel? can u upgrade/downgrade docker as you like? or is it based on whats available in the truenas version you have installed? not too familiar with how truenas did things, but in qnap qts that was the situation.
So in that sense jailmaker is pretty flexible. Because you can upgrade/downgrade stuff as per your requirement without affecting the rest of truenas which is kept separate.
Also which makes me wonder, what about nvidia graphics card setup. How is that now done to make that work with the truenas native docker compared to jailmaker docker?