So I am looking for a little guidance, and I'm pretty sure from everything I've read and watched that Docker might be my friend in this endeavor!
I recently had my home office server crash, thankfully I had everything backed up and current and so data loss was not an issue. The problem was a failure of windows, it was the last straw so I started hunting for an alternative, I found unRAID and was very impressed, it filled every need and seems to be much more stable for my environment! The only thing it lacked was out of box support for my Quickbooks.
Quickbooks used to be able to use a file saved on a NAS or File Server with no problem, however new additions required the Quickbooks Database Server Manager program to manage multi users and storage. This is why I had been using Windows. However after a little bit of research I found that they had a Linux release of the manager in RPM (Fedora/RedHat)
My Question is two fold, one: Do I need to install a full VM of Fedora to run this program or Two: Can I run just the program it'self in a Docker?
This is a link to the documentation I have checked out fro Quickbooks!
https://community.intuit.com/articles/1552445-install-linux-database-server-manager