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IMHO Dokku still outperforms all other open-source alternatives for deploying Rails apps. There are a few proprietary alternatives that still manage the job wit
by pelagicAustral 2y ago
IMHO Dokku still outperforms all other open-source alternatives for deploying Rails apps. There are a few proprietary alternatives that still manage the job with far more simplicity, but those are paid... I have tried to deploy with Kamal, DHHs Junta preferred way, but is still not better than Dokku in it's management and simplicity, and top of that, if follows the framework's latest trend of poor-to-no documentation.
- andrewmutz 2y agoI've been loving Kamal in production. What problems did you run into?
- pelagicAustral 2y agoThe documentation is a major turn-off. I havent revisited the situation in a few months, maybe things have changed, but could not deploy a single app to my traditional cloud vm's... I never struggled that much with Dokku, that's why the comparison...
- wg0 2y agoRuby. Only if it were a self contained binary in go or (or zig) it could go places.
- sigmonsays 2y agoto be honest, i just heard and i'm thinking twice because of ruby. I really don't long for a gem breaking when i go to update my system. self contained binaries ftw.
- tdeck 2y agoYes, this is what's holding Ruby back from the broad adoption that Zig enjoys.