I have a docker instance that I need to always be running. Whenever I start iTerm, I open an extra tab, start the docker, and bury the tab so it's just running in the background. I'm going to automate that first. This is something I've been waiting to be able to automate.
I also have some helpful triggers, which I currently have a wiki page explaining how others at my company can set up. It looks like I could replace those instructions with a single command using one of these scripts.
Those are the two things I've been wanting to automate for a while. After doing them, I imagine there will be plenty of things I never thought of before but will now that they're possible.
Does `docker run --detach ...` work for your use case?
I have a tangentially related Docker use case: I'd like Docker Desktop (and Kubernetes) to spin down automatically in the background anytime I haven't run a container for some period of time and am on battery. It drains so much power even when idle.
I also have some helpful triggers, which I currently have a wiki page explaining how others at my company can set up. It looks like I could replace those instructions with a single command using one of these scripts.
Those are the two things I've been wanting to automate for a while. After doing them, I imagine there will be plenty of things I never thought of before but will now that they're possible.