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> * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. As an author of a DevOps tool [1] based around Compose files, I beg to dif
by notpushkin 2y ago
> * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation.
As an author of a DevOps tool [1] based around Compose files, I beg to differ! It should be pretty easy to adapt the config from the README to use in medium-scale production setups [2] (the only thing that comes to mind is a reverse proxy perhaps).
I think I’ll add Kaneo to the Lunni Marketplace after some more testing!
[1]: https://lunni.dev/ https://lunni.dev/
[2]: Read: small to medium sized businesses, startups without a lot of funding etc.
- igor47 2y agoThe example compose file has no database
- notpushkin 2y agoNo external database. It does use SQLite, which is okay unless you’re making a SaaS with thousands of users, and maybe even more, given it uses RabbitMQ for the writes. [1] The Compose file sets up a volume for it, so the data is persisted correctly. [1]: If everything’s set up correctly, there shouldn’t be concurrent writes to the SQLite db, and it should scale pretty well then. (The RabbitMQ + SQLite stack is a bit weird, I agree.)