Ah I think you may have solved part of the problem. I tried to use a network and have container name resolution but it failed. That’s why I went with pods and publish ports directly to the host.
I will try to use a dedicated network with DNS on, thanks!
I wanted to do something similar. But I grouped some containers using pods and it seems it broke the networking.
Eventually I kept the pods, and exposed everything to the host where caddy can meet the services there. Not the cleanest way, especially as my firewall is turned off.
I switched at work because of the license changes docker did. I noticed that for my work workflow, podman was a direct remplacement of docker.
For my homelab, I wanted to experiment with rootless and I also prefer to have my services handled by systemd. Also I really like the built-in auto update from podman
Yes maybe, I will edit my post to better explain the issue I’m facing.
I’m using pasta. I can see some weird, for instance some services can access other through host.containers.internal and for others, I have to use 192.168.1.x
Mainly Immich, paperless and jellyfin
I should have clarified this. It does not open the ports, but I have setup my firewall to allow a range of IP and the traffic is still blocked.
I have noticed some inconsistency in the behavior, where the traffic would sometimes work upon ufw activation but never work upon reboot. Knowing how docker works, I thought podman would also mess with the firewall. But maybe the issue comes from something else.
Well this is what I quite don’t understand: I was trying to run the q3_k_m which is 3.81GB and it was failing with OutOfMemory error. The one you provided IQ4_XS is 4.22GB and is working fine.
Indeed, this model is working on my machine. Can you explain the difference with the one I tried before?
I have a MacBook Pro M1 Pro with 16GB RAM. I closed a lot of things and managed to have 10GB free, but that seems to still not be enough to run the 7B model. For the answer being truncated, it seems to be a frontend issue. I tried open-webui connected to llama-server and it seems to be working great, thank you!
I tried llama.cpp with llama-server and Qwen2.5 Coder 1.5B. Higher parameters just output garbage and I can see an OutOfMemory error in the logs. When trying the 1.5B model, I have an issue where the model will just stop outputting the answer, it will stop mid sentence or in the middle of a class. Is it an issue with my hardware not being performant enough or is it something I can tweak with some parameters?
Thanks!
For people on MacOS, is there a better alternative than croco.cpp?
I’m new to this and I was wondering why you don’t recommend ollama? This is the first one I managed to run and it seemed decent but if there are better alternatives I’m interested
Edit: it seems the two others don’t have an API. What would you recommend if you need an API?
I see, thank you 😊
I have been using frp to expose one port of my private server to the public one. Then on the public server, I’m using nginx as reverse proxy to enable https.
This works great for my use case. Regarding security, if the application has a vulnerability, it is still an open door to your private server. My app runs on rootless podman, so only the container and the data it contains would be compromised.