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That's pretty much the opposite of what I'm searching for. Getting a static site running with https on Dokku on a fresh server is done in under 2 minutes if you
by dewey 2y ago
That's pretty much the opposite of what I'm searching for. Getting a static site running with https on Dokku on a fresh server is done in under 2 minutes if you type quickly.
1) Run curl command to install Dokku
2) Set up domain to point to my server
3) Run 3 Dokku commands (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41358578 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41358578)
4) Add remote git url to my repository
5) Git push to that remote
6) Done
- deleted 2y ago[deleted]
- lfkdev 2y ago1) Install Ansible 2) Create a playbook which pulls from your GIT, sets the DNS and installs Caddy (or apache+certbot or whatever) (~5min) 3) Run Ansible You now don't need docker, can change to any other cheaper hoster any time you want and you don't have the limitations of "serverless" services
- fredoliveira 2y agoThat reads like "draw a circle; draw the rest of the owl". Look, I used Ansible for years. And chef. And puppet, so I've been around that particular block a bunch of times. There's no way you legitimately think that someone can, with no previous experience, create a playbook that does all you need in "~5min". I ansible a good tool? Absolutely. Does it do what a tool like Dokku (or some of the others mentioned) do? Absolutely not. They aren't meant to compete, either.