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The Readme only mentions docker for deployment. Docker is awesome but when there's no way to use the software without it that's always disturbing.
by swiley 6y ago
The Readme only mentions docker for deployment. Docker is awesome but when there's no way to use the software without it that's always disturbing.
- 0xbadcafebee 6y ago"Authelia can be installed as a standalone service from the AUR, FreeBSD Ports, or using a Static binary, Docker, or Kubernetes. Assistance to publish a debian package would be greatly appreciated."
- qbasic_forever 6y agoContainers run on lots of non-Docker runtime environments. You can just install runc, or if you have systemd you can use systemd-nspawn. Or if you want a more Docker-like experience there's podman. Or if you're working with it kubernetes and containerd will run containers. And if you don't like any of that, look in the Dockerfile and replicate the setup on your server. IMHO in 2021 it's not worth someone's time to worry about the eccentricities of 20-30 year old bespoke unix/linux distributions and their myriad of incompatible decisions.
- James-E 6y agoOne of the Authelia devs here, we support a variety of methods of deployment as mentioned by a user below and include a systemd unit. If there is any deployment scenario you feel we've not accounted for that you prefer then we'd be more than willing to look at implementing it.