Installing Bloben on Fedora CoreOS Latest

Bloben is a simple and secure note-taking application that can be installed on various operating systems. Here we will learn how to install Bloben on Fedora CoreOS latest.

Step 1: Install Podman

The first step in installing Bloben on Fedora CoreOS is to install Podman, a container engine used to manage containers. To install Podman, open the terminal and run the following command as root:

$ sudo dnf install podman

This command will install the latest version of Podman on your Fedora CoreOS. Once installed, verify the version of Podman using the following command:

$ podman version

Step 2: Pull the Bloben Image

After installing Podman, the next step is to pull the Bloben image from the Docker Hub repository using the following command:

$ podman pull abertschi/bloben:latest

This command will download the latest version of the Bloben container image locally on your system.

Step 3: Create a Bloben Data Directory

Once the image has been pulled, the next step is to create a data directory for Bloben. You can use the following command to create a directory named bloben_data wherever you want on your CoreOS system:

$ sudo mkdir /opt/bloben_data

Step 4: Run the Bloben Container

After creating the data directory, we can start the Bloben container using the following command:

$ podman run --name bloben -d -p 80:8080 -v /opt/bloben_data:/app/data abertschi/bloben:latest

Here the command pulls the latest Bloben image, names the container as bloben, and maps its port 8080 to port 80 on the host system. Additionally, we specify that our bloben_data directory should be mounted to /app/data inside the container.

Step 5: Verify the Installation

Finally, verify the installation of Bloben by visiting http://localhost in your preferred browser to access your newly installed Bloben application.

Conclusion

You have now successfully installed Bloben on your Fedora CoreOS latest. Enjoy taking note with this new and secure note-taking application!

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