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dns/README.md

··· 24 25 3. Bring networking up. 26 27 - `docekr compose up tailscale -d` 28 29 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 30 ··· 36 37 5. Bring didadmin up. 38 39 - `docekr compose up app -d` 40 41 When this first starts, it'll create the `/etc/coredns/database.db` and `/etc/coredns/Corefile` files inside the container. 42

··· 24 25 3. Bring networking up. 26 27 + `docker compose up tailscale -d` 28 29 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 30 ··· 36 37 5. Bring didadmin up. 38 39 + `docker compose up app -d` 40 41 When this first starts, it'll create the `/etc/coredns/database.db` and `/etc/coredns/Corefile` files inside the container. 42

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dns/docker-compose.example.yml

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 volumes: 3 dns_db: 4 dns_ts:

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 + name: localdev-dns 3 volumes: 4 dns_db: 5 dns_ts:

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pds/README.md

··· 24 25 2. Bring networking up. 26 27 - `docekr compose up tailscale -d` 28 29 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 30

··· 24 25 2. Bring networking up. 26 27 + `docker compose up tailscale -d` 28 29 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 30

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pds/docker-compose.example.yml

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 volumes: 3 pds_data: 4 pds_ts:

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 + name: localdev-pds 3 volumes: 4 pds_data: 5 pds_ts:

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plc/README.md

··· 20 21 3. Bring networking up. 22 23 - `docekr compose up tailscale -d` 24 25 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 26 ··· 32 33 5. Bring the database up. 34 35 - `docekr compose up db -d` 36 37 6. Bring the app and proxy up. 38

··· 20 21 3. Bring networking up. 22 23 + `docker compose up tailscale -d` 24 25 If you are using dynamic machine authentication, you'll need to view the logs and click on the link. 26 ··· 32 33 5. Bring the database up. 34 35 + `docker compose up db -d` 36 37 6. Bring the app and proxy up. 38

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plc/docker-compose.example.yml

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 volumes: 3 plc_db: 4 plc_ts:

··· 1 version: '3.8' 2 + name: localdev-plc 3 volumes: 4 plc_db: 5 plc_ts: