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Racking your own hardware doesn’t get you web UIs and APIs out of the box. At least it didn’t 2 decades ago.
by jmathai 7mo ago
Racking your own hardware doesn’t get you web UIs and APIs out of the box. At least it didn’t 2 decades ago.
- satvikpendem 7mo agoSure, now it does however (via the many OSS PaaS) so the calculus must also therefore change.
- spockz 7mo agoWhich OSS PaaS are there that are noteworthy? Or do you mean something like Kubernetes?
- Imustaskforhelp 7mo agoCoolify is usually loved by the community. Dokploy is another good one. Kubero seems nice for more kubernetes oriented tasks. But I feel like if someone is having a single piece of hardware as the OP did. Kubernetes might not be of as much help and Coolify/Dokploy are so much simpler in that regards.
- spockz 7mo agoThanks. I will look into those. I suppose kubernetes with the right operators installed and the right node labels applied could almost work as a self service control plane. But then VMs have to run in kubevirt. There is crossplane but that needs another IaaS to do its thing.