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I'm using Immich in Nixos. It's simple. Takes about 10 mins. You need to set Docker up in your configuration.nix then set Immich up using docker compose. Let me know if you need a hand getting it going.
Omg, i forgot to reply to this one
I don't use docker, it's not fully opensource, and not secure by default
Also, setting up docker and running docker-compose is not the nix way of doing things
Ideally you want to translate docker-compose.yml to nix
Also, yesterday i tried to do this whole thing again, and broke even more than before
This time i was able to run all the containers, but the server couldn't resolve the redis container
You could use podman instead and it's oss and mostly a drop in replacement
I know, those were just my words about docker specifically
Not really drop-in when it comes to docker-compose, or basically any advanced use
My opinion: docker is the worst, podman is better, native nixos is the best
edit: also, just to mention, podman is the default on nixos for oci containers