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Very cool! From what I can see you're allowing users to provision servers on Hetzner and then run their docker containers? I built a similar in-house project
by michaelanckaert 2y ago
Very cool!
From what I can see you're allowing users to provision servers on Hetzner and then run their docker containers?
I built a similar in-house project like this for a client. I used the Go docker SDK and had quite a few edge cases to solve! Very curious to see if you had a similar experience.
Congratulations on launching!
- jonas_scholz 2y agoThank you! Yea we also heavily rely on the Go Docker SDK, also had a fair share of weird Docker edge cases to solve. I've spent more time in the Docker source code to debug stuff than I'd like to admit.
- michaelanckaert 2y agoYeah tell me about it. At one point I was very tempted to just reach out to bash and running docker cli as a subprocess :/ Especially getting the output of a running container proved nontrivial at the time.
- jonas_scholz 2y agoBTW, this is also kinda how Sliplane started. We both are coming from a freelancing background and had built similar things for clients before
- michaelanckaert 2y agoThat's the best kind of start, you know it's a useful thing when you've build similar things before when freelancing. I'm currently building a similar service but for 'serverless functions' (hate that terminology to be honest), so not long running containers but one off tasks. Similar to AWS Lambda and the likes.
- jonas_scholz 2y agoThats cool! Id like to check that out if you want to share! jonas@sliplane.io or you can find me on Twitter/X (JonasScholz19) :)