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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Maybe I'm missing something, but how is one supposed to use this? I see a command to run a server but is there a maybe a short tutorial on how its supposed to be used by engineers in their day-to-day?
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
I recently upgraded a Macbook Pro 2012 13" to High Sierra. Works quite well (already had 16GB of ram) and even recently got a security update late last year. I avoided newer OSs as there were complaints about UI performance and stutter
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here: Dokku Pro[1] has team-based management (and user-specific password auth is coming soon). This might fit your needs around user/team management. Having never used yunohost, from the docs it seems more aimed toward
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
I thought there were size limits for the entire account?
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Whats phenomenal about this so far is that the email does not indicate: - what actually will happen to teams that don't become paid - what will get deleted on which timeline - whether others will be able to typosquat the
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Nah Dokku really is mostly a labor of love. Originally I started working on it to provide a Heroku alternative for a group of students that couldn't afford what they needed to on Heroku (this was like... in 2014) and I've since be
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
This one is interesting because Vault has an enterprise product which I assume (hope?) Fly is paying for. That enterprise version includes performance replicas, which allows for cross-region replication of secrets with region-local reads (a
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
We support 4 different ones to give folks choice. Some folks want/need features that aren't available on one vs the other (traefik has a ton of features, caddy is simple to configure, nginx has a ton of documentation) so it made s
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here. Dokku doesn't have an _official open source_ UI. There are a few unofficial OSS ones (Ledokku is the latest) that I'm aware of. There is have a commercial offering in Dokku Pro ( https://pro.dokku.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here For proxying requests, Dokku currently supports: - nginx on the host (default) - traefik (via docker labels) - caddy (via docker labels) - haproxy (via docker labels) We'll also soon support n
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here. I don't really have a business model. I do take donations from Open Collective (and Github Sponsors, which funnels to OC) and there is Dokku Pro, but those don't collect anywhere near the funds I'd need
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku allows for deploying apps from images built in CI - which is quite effective if you also test your image artifacts in CI and don't want to build twice. If you are using our Nomad or Kubernetes plugins, you can also run the apps o
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here. Dokku does support both Kubernetes and Nomad as deployment targets, so it's not strictly single-server (though app builds currently are).
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
In which case you'd have the possibility to contest and file something more specific to your situation.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Yeah that makes sense. I really liked Triton from Joyent, as it provided a neat host os that could essentially be looked at as a multi-host docker installation but didn't run much else. You could then run the Dokku docker image on top
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku mostly uses existing "unix" tools or golang binaries, so it should in theory work (buildpacks are another matter, as they are mostly written for Linux, but a Dockerfile-based build should work). The big issue is actually int
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
It doesn't, mostly because it's a fairly large area to have opinions about, and not everyone agrees on what is required (in fact, I know of at least two orgs using Dokku that would definitely not agree on each others requirements)
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Thats a bit more difficult. I don't think there is a great way for cron jobs other than triggering them and reverting if there are errors, though I haven't seen a single deployment tool that would do this. For batch processing, Do
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku is in use in production by a large number of companies. Those companies might setup Dokku on a single, large host - perhaps collocated somewhere - and not want to have downtime for their product(s). Others host a swarm of Dokku instal
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here. This is pretty neat. One of my gripes about docker-compose - and a major why I've been hesitant to add support for it - is that the updates are not zero-downtime. That makes it much more annoying to use for app d
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here: I'd love if you jumped into our Discord/Slack and brought up some of the issues you were seeing so we can at least make the experience better for others using Dokku. Feel free to hit me up there (my nick
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here: We support Kubernetes and Nomad as deployment platforms, and folks are welcome to build their own builder plugins if they need to support others.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Not knowing anything about the engineer in question, no two people's experience over a given period of time is equivalent. Additionally, levels differ wildly at different organizations.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
The last patch release came out on June 27, 2022. Doesn't seem unmaintained to me. https://iterm2.com/downloads.html
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku works on ARM and ARM64, in addition to AMD64. Note: I'm the maintainer of Dokku.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
I don't think it could mean Israel given that we're talking about the Bering Strait and not the Mediterranean or Red Sea.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Late reply, but you might want to checkout our Vector integration for log shipping. You can ship your logs to whatever service you want. Disclosure: I'm the Dokku maintainer.
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Heroku implemented their own container system and expose it to end users as a "Dyno".
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
During peak hours, NYC has subways running every 2-5 minutes. It’s usually a 5-10 minute wait during the day otherwise (and it’s about a 20 minute wait off-hours).
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
I feel like it used to show stuff like "you're in downtown manhattan" or "you're in washington heights", but it has been a decade or so....

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