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by josegonzalez 4y ago
I remember way back when, you could find out on Twitter who was tweeting in your area. It was a pretty cool way to meet up with folks since the userbase was much smaller and a bit more focused. I'd be a bit wary of this sort of thing n
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Having integrated with Github before - for providing OAuth and pulling private repositories - I will say that they've never really had fine-grained permissions. The scopes are here[1] and from what I can tell, I can't ask for priv
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
The end goal is a bit different, but this reminds me of how some recruiters find my contact information across a ton of sites to try and contact me about changing jobs (some even find work contact info and contacting me there).
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Yeah you can use preview/review apps via the `apps:clone` command[1]. It can be used in a pipeline to setup custom apps for code branches, allowing folks to stand up custom versions in CI for merge/pull requests[2]. If your deploy
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here: About 5-6 years ago I found out that "Dokku" means something like "crappy" in Telugu (I think). Lots of people seem to refer to it when talking about politics, theaters, and methods of transportati
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here: You can certainly roll your own setup and get the minimal functionality _you_ need. Thats the general "build vs buy" question. Dokku itself comes with a ton of functionality and is actively developed separat
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here: Docker updates are usually the stressful ones, not Dokku (I try to call out all deprecations/changes in our Migration guides[1]). You can turn on Docker live-restore[1] to make Docker upgrades safer. I'd ima
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here: There are both Kubernetes[1] and Nomad[2] plugins. I'm also building schedulers for AWS Lambda, Compose (which I guess also sorta provides Azure ACI and AWS ECS support), and Swarm. You can also scale individual
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here: There is a tutorial for using it. It's linked to after you install it for the first time, and is available here[1]. It goes through a few common tasks, though by no means is a "kitchen sink" tutorial. I
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here: Dokku supports a number of methods to deploy apps: - Docker images [1]: via `git:from-image` - Tarballs [2] (extracting into a heroku-like env): via `git:from-archive` - Dockerfile [3]: autodetected usin
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here: While in some cases it is a quite thin layer - some commands just proxy along to the underlying Docker command + some flags - I'd love to hear more about places where Dokku itself wasn't useful for debugging
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here: The warning there is more that if the scheduler plugins land in the core (which I hope to do some day), the official usage may change. For instance, I'd love to abstract our ingress plugin such that it plays nice
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku maintainer here. The catch you mentioned has a few caveats: - You can host the data for the install on a mounted volume, and replace the underlying instance at will (if you're using something like AWS or GCP). - We supp
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here: We have an official (paid, one-time fee) web ui here: https://pro.dokku.com/ . It's under active development. There are others (ledokku, wharf, bullet, etc.) that folks in the community have deve
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Thats not true. Dokku supports amd64, arm, and arm64. While you can install it via Debian package, here is the Docker image you can run on OSX: https://hub.docker.com/r/dokku/dokku/tags Note: I am the Dokku m
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by josegonzalez 4y ago
Dokku Maintainer here. Dokku also supports Dockerfiles, Docker Images, Tarballs (similar to heroku slugs), and Cloud Native Buildpacks. I'm also actively working on AWS Lambda support[1] (both for simple usage without much config as we
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
I thought about this a bit last night and did some research. I think with the evolved compose file format, this is more doable (though still with routing downtime until I do some extra work). I've filed a ticket for this here: https:&
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
I thought about this a bit last night and did some research. I think with the evolved compose file format, this is more doable (though still with routing downtime until I do some extra work). I've filed a ticket for this here: https:&
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Dokku maintainer here. Dokku does scale past a single node - you can use our kubernetes or nomad plugin for that. Regarding "it randomly go down multiple times", I am quite curious as to what the causes here were. Instance reboots
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Just checking out the repo, is there a summary of whats new in V2? Recent releases have release notes, but the 2.0.0[1] didn't. The phrase "build pack" is a bit loaded in the container space - currently that can refer to eith
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Dokku maintainer here. Dokku is still chugging along, and has 3-4 big releases a year, with patch releases every so often. We also have partial support for Kubernetes and Nomad, and our Kubernetes integration in particular is in use in a va
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here. There are a few technical and philosophical reasons we don't support compose out of the box: - The build process does not lend itself well to a cleanup step. Since images are overwritten, users end up havi
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Bug fixing likely helps with retention, which shareholders _will_ be interested in.
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by josegonzalez 5y ago
Did a startup writing a terminal replacement write this?
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here. If you can use Heroku, I would encourage you to do so. While the price seems high, the value add you get from just its feature-set and the ecosystem is tremendous. Seriously, even if you just pay 7 bucks for an alw
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
Re: Dokku, reports of our demise are greatly exaggerated. We're still chugging along, and have recently added Cloud Native Buildpacks support[1], as well as integrations with Kubernetes[2] and Nomad[3]. Happy to hear where you found ou
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
Aside from having an admin UI, would you be willing to talk a bit about how caprover is easier to use than dokku? Feel free to hit up the `@dokku` twitter account, catch us on the gliderlabs slack ( https://glider-slackin.herokuap
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here. Would love to pick your brain as to what our quirks are and how we might avoid them in the future. Feel free to hit up the `@dokku` twitter account, catch us on the gliderlabs slack ( https://glider-slack
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
As the maintainer of Dokku, I'd love to hear more about what you think we can improve here. It is certainly an abstraction over basic Docker commands, but so are other schedulers and platforms. That said, any feedback is more than welc
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by josegonzalez 6y ago
Maintainer of Dokku here: It isn't limited to a single system, and has a scheduler component for Kubernetes ( https://github.com/dokku/dokku-scheduler-kubernetes ) and Nomad ( https://github.com/dokku

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