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I'm currently using Yunohost, but I'm finding the system a bit brittle for some use-cases, and some choices rather arbitrary (which was also the point, as I ini
by MayeulC 7y ago
I'm currently using Yunohost, but I'm finding the system a bit brittle for some use-cases, and some choices rather arbitrary (which was also the point, as I initially chose it to spend less time managing my server).
I would like something a bit more fleximble, and was seriously thinking about jumping to Guix or Nix. Does any of you have any input on this? Proxmox is also a candidate, as I could run my old Yunohost side-by-side with Nix, Guix, and others, I guess. I'm just afraid of overcomplexifying my nginx config.
Allso, if I run Guix/Nix on Proxmox, I'll lose the declarative config advantage... Is the opposite possible?
- hippich 7y agoI am sure usecases are slightly different for these two. At least for me personally, "plug and play" offer was the key - so I could easily move stuff around and not think about it. And it has browser access so non-tech people can use email/Nextcloud/etc. But perhaps Yunohost can be used to model what you have in mind, and once solidified, use it as a base to build VM with precise setup. Ansible is perhaps the closest you can get to declarative config... See "sovereign" on github - I migrated from it to Yunohost, as things kept breaking and I was looking hands off setup (hence Yunohost), but given that Sovereign is ansible-based - perhaps you can leverage it.