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I've been using a different tool that provides great developer UX for managing containerized web apps on your own servers. Its dead simple and does things like
by andrewmutz 2y ago
I've been using a different tool that provides great developer UX for managing containerized web apps on your own servers. Its dead simple and does things like zero-downtime deploys and remote builds.
https://kamal-deploy.org/ https://kamal-deploy.org/
I use it with rails but it works with any containerized web apps.
- dewey 2y agoI've looked into this too, but it always felt like it's best suited for a "one app per server" model, and not really like Dokku which makes it easy to run many workloads on a single server. Did I misunderstand something there?
- tebbers 2y agoI’m pretty sure multiple apps is on their public roadmap, I’m sure I read it somewhere.
- rtcoms 2y agoRecently DHH posted on twitter that Kama v2 will have support for multiple apps on a server.
- andrewmutz 2y agoI've never tried the many-apps-per-server use case and I don't think it's supported. We use it in production where its more common to have many-servers-per-app.
- adriand 2y agoI’ve got two apps running on two servers (ie both on both) using Kamal and Traefik and it works great. I didn’t set it up but I deploy with it almost every day.
- nasir 2y agoI already run multiple apps on a single server with Kamal and it works fairly good. Sometimes there are some issues especially if you use similar resources across system such as redis. But overall it is stable and works good.