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How does this compare to solutions like Dokku and Dokku-alt? https://github.com/progrium/dokku https://github.com/progrium/dokku https://github.com/dokku-alt/

by cies 12y ago

How does this compare to solutions like Dokku and Dokku-alt? https://github.com/progrium/dokku https://github.com/progrium/dokku https://github.com/dokku-alt/dokku-alt https://github.com/dokku-alt/dokku-alt

orliesaurus 12y ago
Here's a little more detail about why PAZ: https://github.com/lukebond/lnug-talk-2015-02-25/blob/master/lnug-2015-02.md https://github.com/lukebond/lnug-talk-2015-02-25/blob/master... We recorded an in-depth video with Luke explaining the reasons and whys behind the project, but it's not live on YouTube yet...(soon)
- lukebond 12y ago
  for further background you can check out the video from container camp last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be&list=PLcHZXHMeDzxVdpddR1XitOdnLpSFAcWD1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be... ...in which my demo didn't work lol but you'll get the idea
lukebond 12y ago
the main difference from dokku is that paz is multi-host and has has a web user interface. i think the most succinct way to describe paz is kinda like a UI on top of CoreOS's Fleet. i hadn't come across dokku-alt before, looks great!
josegonzalez 12y ago
Core developer of Dokku here: Dokku is very much a single-server solution. Though I have played with actual implementations (that work!), there are no plans to make the core support multi-hosts. Dokku also currently has no admin dashboard (there hasn't been a need, though this is something I'd like to address) and doesn't need as many requirements (you can install it via a deb package). It's written in bash, which can be a turnoff for whatever reason. paz looks like it depends upon multiple services, which may be difficult to setup or maintain, but is solution to a completely different problem. I will say, Paz looks quite nice.
- lukebond 12y ago
  thanks Jose :) it's in super early stages compared something as solid as Dokku but glad people find it interesting!

by cies 12y ago

orliesaurus 12y ago

Here's a little more detail about why PAZ: https://github.com/lukebond/lnug-talk-2015-02-25/blob/master/lnug-2015-02.md https://github.com/lukebond/lnug-talk-2015-02-25/blob/master... We recorded an in-depth video with Luke explaining the reasons and whys behind the project, but it's not live on YouTube yet...(soon)

lukebond 12y ago
for further background you can check out the video from container camp last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be&list=PLcHZXHMeDzxVdpddR1XitOdnLpSFAcWD1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be... ...in which my demo didn't work lol but you'll get the idea

lukebond 12y ago

the main difference from dokku is that paz is multi-host and has has a web user interface. i think the most succinct way to describe paz is kinda like a UI on top of CoreOS's Fleet. i hadn't come across dokku-alt before, looks great!

josegonzalez 12y ago

Core developer of Dokku here: Dokku is very much a single-server solution. Though I have played with actual implementations (that work!), there are no plans to make the core support multi-hosts. Dokku also currently has no admin dashboard (there hasn't been a need, though this is something I'd like to address) and doesn't need as many requirements (you can install it via a deb package). It's written in bash, which can be a turnoff for whatever reason. paz looks like it depends upon multiple services, which may be difficult to setup or maintain, but is solution to a completely different problem. I will say, Paz looks quite nice.

lukebond 12y ago
thanks Jose :) it's in super early stages compared something as solid as Dokku but glad people find it interesting!