>Is there some way I can boot-to-git-configuration? Yes, the NixOS installer is a live disk with all the features of NixOS. I have booted configurations direct

>Is there some way I can boot-to-git-configuration? Yes, the NixOS installer is a live disk with all the features of NixOS. I have booted configurations directly from IPFS in the installer, and many nix commands and functions support git (or GitHub) natively. You can declaratively specify your whole infrastructure from software configuration to remote machines with their own VMs. For example here's my nix function for matrix: https://0x0.st/-2CA.nix https://0x0.st/-2CA.nix It does a whole bunch of stuff. First it reads in the hostname and domain from the system configuration and put that in a variable to be used when configuring the subdomains later. Then it opens up your firewall, starts a postgres service, creates the matrix db/user, configures nginx for matrix.hortname.domain, gets your SSL certificate (and sets up automatic renewal), sets up matrix, and lastly a hosted web client at element.host.domain. All services run under their own users on the host system. It's zero configuration, I just import that to any machine that I want and it's running a matrix server with all appropriate ancillary configuration done.