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No, if you are ok with Java you can use the classloader instead, I have been using hot-deploy on all my live projects for a decade now: http://host.rupy.se htt
by bullen 5y ago
No, if you are ok with Java you can use the classloader instead, I have been using hot-deploy on all my live projects for a decade now:
http://host.rupy.se http://host.rupy.se
I can even release a new version of my sites without the online users noticing!
- robertlagrant 5y agoI do wonder sometimes if (you're willing to stick to Java then) you could use OSGI and get a lot of the same benefits. But I never went that far into OSGI to really know, and I like SQLAlchemy too much these days!
- bullen 5y agoOSGI is bloated and pretentious, just use the classloader, it takes 300 lines of code and you have the best container in the world, see my Archive class: https://github.com/tinspin/rupy/blob/master/src/se/rupy/http/Deploy.java#L225 https://github.com/tinspin/rupy/blob/master/src/se/rupy/http... What does SQLAlchemy have to do with containers?
- robertlagrant 5y agoI must have been tired. I meant I don't want to only use Java, and thus I can't use OSGI (or the classloader - I'm sure you're right); Docker and k8s are definitely good for allowing you to use whatever tools you like.