I've dumped self hosted elastic on favour of Grafana Cloud. Elastic is just to heavy, and I can't be bothered to set up the Grafana stack at home (especially as the logs and traces both need weird databases and/or S3 compatible storage).

On the plus side, I've written a few poweshell functions for building and publishing container images, for updating .net dependencies, and for automatically bumping .net project versions. This means I could(and hopefully will) be able to tweak something in the shared web project, and automatically update and publish dependant projects.

Turns out podman secrets don't work the way I expected, in that there seems to be a different namespace for build secrets compared to runtime secrets. This means that injecting nuget.conf isn't as easy as I'd hoped.

However, it looks like copying the file into the podman machine should solve the problem (and i can probably wrap that in a script, why not?)

(Putting my powershell module into my one drive was a good idea, now I just need to do something similar for my bashrc in Linux)