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Interesting. I haven't heard of it, but it certainly looks interesting. Having ditched Dokku and gone my own way, the one concern I'd have in going back to som
by king_magic 12y ago
Interesting. I haven't heard of it, but it certainly looks interesting.
Having ditched Dokku and gone my own way, the one concern I'd have in going back to something like Dokku is that it always felt like there was too much "magic" going on beneath the hood, which made me nervous - particularly with respect to security.
RE: security - one thing I had a hard time of figuring out with Dokku was how the underlying Docker system played with firewalls (something I still struggle with, but at least I don't have a layer of scripty Dokku magic between me and Docker now).
- josegonzalez 12y agoDokku didn't - and still does not - do anything re: firewalls. Thats up to the server administrator to handle. For instance, you might choose to have this on a VPC in AWS, in which case you wouldn't need much of a firewall. Or if you're using this on Digital Ocean where there aren't Security Groups, it would be up to you to setup ipfw or iptables. As far as magic, I'm not sure what you are getting at. The entire source is there for you to look at, and is actually quite readable. I don't write bash all day, but it was quite easy for me to jump in as a maintainer of dokku.