Thanks for replying @rubydoob ,
I doubt I will be running my CMS inside of docker for the moment. I am interested in locomotive but only because it’s some more exposure to ruby which I’m trying to learn. I will be hacking away on a development install of discourse as soon as I can.
I did use the 30 minute install using docker. I started with a fresh install of the machine, then installed the prereqs (postgres, redis and ruby) then followed the directions there. I had some issues with the OVH default kernel so I had to go back and redo things a couple of times with the assistance of this forum and google. It’s now working well.
If I do put my cms inside of docker, and its in a different container, will it still be okay to listen on port 80? I haven’t had time to really learn docker beyond the use for installing discourse. I plan to though. Maybe I could install to do docker, and then assign it a listen port other than 80, and set up a custom proxy redirect with Nginx. I don’t want visitors to have to type a port or see it. I’m excited though, something new to get dirty with and learn something that’ll help later.