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I looked at Kubernetes for personal stuff but the overhead was too much for something I'd rather just set and forget. My current solution is to just run docker
by djhworld 8y ago
I looked at Kubernetes for personal stuff but the overhead was too much for something I'd rather just set and forget.
My current solution is to just run docker on some raspberry pi's and have scripts to replace the container when I do an update, with volumes regularly backed up to S3.
Works fine, although you don't get the clustering capability (I might try docker swarm one day but for now it's fine)