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Remember that your solution should be simple to deploy, so it can be useful in a small scale. And remember not to write it to run under Docker. If it is Docker-
by dozzie 8y ago
Remember that your solution should be simple to deploy, so it can be useful in
a small scale. And remember not to write it to run under Docker. If it is
Docker-only, you cannot use it without it, and not everybody has or wants
Docker. Keep in mind from the day one deploying the thing from a DEB or RPM
package, and a one that can be easily built with no network access whatsoever.
- mey 8y agoMy current platform is Java/CockroachDB based. The entire solution is bundled into zip/tar file and booted off a single jar (including the DB). Yeah ease of deployment/operation has been a strong focus on my project so far. Packaging that into a DEB/RPM, AWS AMI or Docker Container is straightforward at the moment. One of the things I've been wondering is, SaaS vs not. I've been focusing on a solution that can be deployed by a customer how ever they need (inside secure environments, bring your own infra), but that may be a bad assumption on my part.