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If you're sharing with lots of people registries are great. If you're deploying to a server, I don't see a point in setting up a registry, regardless of how tr
by actinium226 1y ago
If you're sharing with lots of people registries are great.
If you're deploying to a server, I don't see a point in setting up a registry, regardless of how trivial it is. It seems even more trivial to just send the deployment package to the server.
- lotyrin 1y agoYou say "the" server as if it were a single long-lived host? I haven't had a deployment target like that in almost 20 years. My world is ephemeral and redundant so putting things into a registry where they can be pulled from as needed tends to be the option.
- homebrewer 1y agoLots of places run like you did 20 years ago and have no reason to introduce unnecessary complexity where it is not needed. The world I'm living in mostly uses dedicated servers and most projects I work with have better uptime and performance than the average unicorn running on k8s (or whatever the latest fad is). I imagine GP has similar experience.