chore: optimize images and update tailscale to stable#1
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Hi @kritik95! I've been using your setup for my Obsidian sync and it is really really good. I here thought about a few improvements to make the environment more stable and lightweight.
:latestto:stable. According to Tailscale's documentation,:stableis recommended for Docker environments to ensure reliability. See (https://tailscale.com/docs/features/client/update)backup.shandrestore.shfromubuntutoalpine.Also, you could maybe add healthchecks to ensure
init-dbonly runs once the database and network are fully ready, but I do not think that is neccessary. Tested this on my setup and everything works perfectly. Thanks for a great project!