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If anyone is interested in doing this without the additional requirements of Docker and Kubernetes check out Microcule. https://github.com/stackvana/microcule

• rcarmo 9y ago
  This is cute. And it looks like it can leverage Docker as well, with a few tweaks. I especially like the agnosticism of it.
  • _Marak_ 9y ago
    Thanks! I built this by refactoring out the core technology which hook.io uses in production and put it into a separate open-source project. By design, Microcule operates without needing containers or virtual machines. It's up to the user how they wish to isolate their services. I have heard from a few users who have successfully incorporated Microcule with Docker in production. see: https://github.com/stackvana/microcule#no-containers https://github.com/stackvana/microcule#no-containers