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by strzibny 2y ago
Given the choice of Docker and Traefik I would love to know what's the exact difference to Kamal? And btw Kamal will soon have a new improved version with a custom proxy.
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by strzibny 2y ago
I really subscribe to this kind of thinking, only I am team Kamal[0] instead of Docker Compose. Kamal 2 is around the corner and I think this version might even convince those that passed on Kamal 1. It's still just Docker but in a nic
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by strzibny 2y ago
It's good to see new projects. However most people shouldn't start with Kubernetes at all. If you don't need autoscaling, give Kamal[0] a go. It's the tool 37signals made to leave Kubernetes and cloud. Works super well w
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by strzibny 2y ago
Oh no, much prefered the old look. And why the hell green? Ruby's not Python :(
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by strzibny 2y ago
I work on three things currently. Tube and Chill - https://tubeandchill.com It's something like IMDB for YouTube with recommendations and browsability without algoritms. Test Driving Rails - https://testdrivingra
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by strzibny 2y ago
Wanted to post this, glad it's already here. This is PgQueuer for Rails but also with some history under its belt.
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by strzibny 2y ago
The issue is political and has nothing to do with Elixir (which is pretty great btw). Please read the post again.
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by strzibny 2y ago
This is where having Kamal config at hand is great. Even if I would lose my VM and access, I can be up and running again pretty quickly on a different host. I just change the IP in my config/deploy.yml
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by strzibny 2y ago
Looks like a similar idea to mine with Tube and Chill ( https://tubeandchill.com ) except I am not doing the voting system.
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Automating PostgreSQL Backups to Digital Ocean Spaces with Kamal(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 2y ago|0 comments
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Running Thruster with Rails and Kamal(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 2y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
I agree that sometimes Bash is enough, which is what I show in Deployment from Scratch. However I am moving pretty much everything to Kamal now...
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I wrote Kamal Handbook in 5 weeks and sold 300 copies at the same time(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 3y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
I have to say, you got a beautiful landing page there!
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by strzibny 3y ago
It's not just for Rubyists, the tool is for everyone and can be run from a Docker container too. And thank you!
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by strzibny 3y ago
Yes, I remember looking at Kemal when I was excited about Crystal. Well I still am it's just too niche in the industry:(
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Show HN: I wrote a book on Kamal, deployment tool that's coming to Rails 8(kamalmanual.com)
13 points by strzibny 3y ago|4 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
I completely feel you + the 'browser' vibes
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by strzibny 3y ago
Whether you think it's a real problem or not, if you want to solve it somehow, I compiled the current options one have in Rails apps: https://nts.strzibny.name/alternative-bigint-id-identifiers-...
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Alternative URL Identifiers for Rails(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 3y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
Congrats on the release! I think marketing it as a general alternative is a little bit misleading. People have their favourite technology they care about and almost every current stack already has an open source boilerplate, no? I too built
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Business Class 1.5 with single-server Kamal deployments(nts.strzibny.name)
1 points by strzibny 3y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
Nope, I bought Premium and it's one of my fav subscriptions (comes with music, too). However, maybe I should watch less.
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Running Rails on a single server with Kamal(nts.strzibny.name)
5 points by strzibny 3y ago|0 comments
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Marketing my book to 1000 sales(nts.strzibny.name)
2 points by strzibny 3y ago|0 comments
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by strzibny 3y ago
Moderators sometimes put something on the homepage. HN is a little bit curated, it's not just upvotes.
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by strzibny 3y ago
The article is behind paywall so I don't know what's the full story or conclusion. But as a Czech this is not an issue. It's our tradition. And it sounds much better too.
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by strzibny 3y ago
I agree with you. I even remember it. It was Ruby or Python. Rails or Django. I tried both and liked Ruby and Rails better. Maybe if I knew back then it will be number one language I would go for it for the sake of career. But I still think
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by strzibny 3y ago
This. I don't want to be in an event loop by default.
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by strzibny 3y ago
Stay with Fedora, much better distributions all around. If you need to switch, than at least go straight to Debian.

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