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The point of Redbean is exactly to run on various devices and OSes. Adding docker layer on top makes no sense. If you're using docker you could run any other m
by ihateolives 4y ago
The point of Redbean is exactly to run on various devices and OSes. Adding docker layer on top makes no sense.
If you're using docker you could run any other more full featured server instead.
- ok_dad 4y agoMy point was that if you needed something like redbean for your architecture because it's flexible and can run on anything, you still might want to run it in a container for some corner-case where running it outside the container isn't possible or easy. I have a specific use case I'm developing on redbean and I usually need to run it on whatever PC is available at the time, but sometimes a container image running on some orchestrator is necessary because there is no PC available or the user wishes to integrate it into a larger system architecture.