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Maybe I'm showing my length of tooth here, but what's wrong with systemd? I can run a decently sized API on an AWS nano instance that gracefully deploys/release
by maxrev17 5y ago
Maybe I'm showing my length of tooth here, but what's wrong with systemd? I can run a decently sized API on an AWS nano instance that gracefully deploys/releases when creating a release on github. I've just backed off the docker-compose version of this that I was deploying left right and centre to save cost and reduce complexity - it's a breath of fresh air!
Edit: RDS is great for the DB in this setup!
- rzimmerman 5y agoI suppose one benefit to docker compose over a strictly systemd setup (even one that runs units in containers) is on the dev side. If your dev team is working on macOS or windows the docker compose tooling will let them spin up the whole system just like on the AWS instance.
- maxrev17 5y agoThat's a fair point I did omit the fact that for local database - it's a docker compose file, with docker volumes. That way I can spin up a db per project super easily as can other devs.
- ta988 5y agoDo you mind describing a bit more your setup here?