An installer script is often an early step, and much better than nothing... as well as a step towards docker. Here's the kicker, the install script could be ca

An installer script is often an early step, and much better than nothing... as well as a step towards docker. Here's the kicker, the install script could be called from a Dockerfile pretty easily, no? Sure, there might be things to sort out, but it doesn't seem unreasonable. I agree having a docker image is super handy and can be quick to try, as well as update, and put into a larger self-hosted environment how you need.