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   by crohr 13y ago

   OP here, thanks for the comment. fpm is a great tool: PKGR is based on https://github.com/crohr/pkgr , which itself uses fpm. That being said, you indeed need to make sure your build system is close to your target syste
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   by crohr 13y ago

   OP here. For all the goodness offered by Docker to deploy apps, sometimes a good old debian package is all that's needed. The format is widely supported and battle-tested, while Docker requires specificities under the form of kernel ve
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   by crohr 13y ago

   At launch, only Ruby and Node.js projects are officially supported. But you can always specify another buildpack in your app's configuration to test with other runtimes ( https://pkgr.io/doc#buildpack ).
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   Pkgr.io: Easy way to get a Debian package out of any app(pkgr.io)

   184 points by crohr 13y ago|52 comments
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   by crohr 14y ago

   In the same vein, you can try http://flag.io/ : curl -T /path/to/any/file flag.io # or cat some-file | curl -T - flag.io Basically, pipe anything you want into it. It can also syntax-highlight your text files.
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   Search Your Github Watchlist(watchlist.crohr.me)

   1 points by crohr 15y ago|0 comments