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Yeah, for a software I'd use personally, if I don't see a docker-compose.yml I walk away from such a software. Painful enough to write those docker files for cl
by TomK32 2y ago
Yeah, for a software I'd use personally, if I don't see a docker-compose.yml I walk away from such a software. Painful enough to write those docker files for client projects that I work on. Huly has docker-compose files hidden and meant for dev? But a quick look into it show a lot of environment variables which is a great thing if you want to use your existing database once the software's use outgrows whatever specific limitations your docker host has. https://github.com/hcengineering/platform/blob/develop/dev/docker-compose.yaml https://github.com/hcengineering/platform/blob/develop/dev/d...
Their huly-selfhost project lets you run a setup to create that docker-compose file and it looks decent.
- eastbound 2y agoSorry I’m not, but I thought customers would prefer a Kubernetes deployment than docker-compose? Isn’t docker-compose for the programmer’s machine, and isn’t K8s the big microservice organizer of large companies, requiring sysadmins to rewrite the file? Can K8s use docker-compose.yml files?
- matly 2y agoKubernetes cannot ingest compose files as-is, no. From a users point of view: If I'm interested in a project, I usually try to run it locally for a test drive. If you make me jump through many complex hoops just to get the equivalent of a "Hello World" running, that sucks big time. From a customers point of view: Ideally you want both, local and cluster deployment options. Personally I prefer a compose file and a Helm chart. In this specific case I'd argue that if you're interested in running an OSS project management product, you're likely a small/medium business that doesn't want to shell out for Atlassian - so it's also likely you don't have k8s cluster infrastructure, or people that would know how to operate one.