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immich v1.124.0 released
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I think you got docker mixed with something else, since docker does the exact opposite, i.e. allows you run services without all of the arcane shit involved. Just put the compose file in a folder and run
docker compose up -dand you're done, whereas the alternative would be to install a database, configure it, install the immich service, connect it to the database, write a service file for both database and service to allow it to be auto-started, and face multiple issues due to missing dependencies or permissions.Not to mention there are so many more ways to fuck up security when configuring it all on your own outside a container.
Edit: of course one can also fuck up security with a container
Absolutely, and in most cases (while one shouldn't rely on this since escaping a docker container is sometimes doable) even if there is a security breach the invader would be limited to the service image, which would get recreated upon restart.