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by josegonzalez 10d ago
Dokku maintainer here. I'm sure bash will outlast me. I do hope to work on Dokku for another 10/20/40 years, but if there's a better project out there, I'd be happy to help users migrate and bow out of the deploymen
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by josegonzalez 4mo ago
Dokku maintainer here. Happy to help you debug why this is happening on our discord/slack. Links here: https://dokku.com/docs/getting-started/where-to-get-help/
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by josegonzalez 5mo ago
Dokku Maintainer here: Dokku supports Kubernetes as a scheduler, utilizing k3s in the background. You don't need to think about Kubernetes other than if you want a custom chart or something on the cluster. There are also plugins availa
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by josegonzalez 5mo ago
For better or worse, folks _really_ like a free UI. Dokku doesn't offer that (Dokku Pro is paid). With AI increasingly making that sort of thing easier to build - and Dokku being very easy to integrate via MCP but also good for buildin
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by josegonzalez 6mo ago
Single Board Computing.
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by josegonzalez 6mo ago
This plus a block-based editor like editorjs would be a great addition to any custom cms.
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by josegonzalez 8mo ago
I am gonna be that guy and say it would be nice to share the actual code vs using images to display what the code looks like. It's not great for screenreaders and anyone who want to quickly try out the functionality.
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by josegonzalez 9mo ago
There are just a ton of features that evolved separately from the core project. Plugins allow folks to do things in the project that the maintainers didn't envision or have time to maintain - that's actually how the datastores cam
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by josegonzalez 9mo ago
Dokku maintainer here. This is pretty neat. I think using the compose yaml file to document what should be running is pretty powerful at smaller scales (though I'm hesitant to place data in docker volumes as people tend to delete thing
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by josegonzalez 9mo ago
Its not like they change CEOs every year - Tim Cook has been CEO since 2011.
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by josegonzalez 9mo ago
Lots of these companies are YC companies, and they tend to use other YC products. For those that aren't, its easier to just use what other big names are using, and having YC as a backing name is quite useful in that regard.
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by josegonzalez 10mo ago
Dokku Maintainer here. Would love to hear about what you think is "light" about Dokku if you have some time for feedback. Regardless, hope you find a tool you're happy with :)
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by josegonzalez 10mo ago
Dokku is multi node. It supports docker-local (single node) and k3s (multi-node) as schedulers, with most features implemented as expected when deploying to k3s.
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by josegonzalez 1y ago
Dokku maintainer here. Dokku supports distributed compute via our k3s scheduler plugin. This can setup its own k3s cluster or connect to an existing Kubernetes cluster and deploys helm charts on this clusters for your app.
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by josegonzalez 1y ago
We have an official action that does exactly what you're asking for. https://github.com/dokku/github-action
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by josegonzalez 1y ago
This is great. Dokku (of which I am the maintainer) has a hokey solution for this with our letsencrypt plugin, but thats caused a slew of random issues for users. Nginx sometimes gets "stuck" reloading and then can't find the
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by josegonzalez 1y ago
It's multiple host via our k3s integration.
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by josegonzalez 1y ago
Dokku maintainer here. What about Dokku is not as mature as Coolify? Would love to hear your thoughts on how the project falls flat for your use case.
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Dokku uses heroku buildpacks by default and supports cloud native buildpacks by changing the builder to pack via builder:set.
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Dokku runs on multiple servers by abstracting other schedulers (kubernetes, nomad). You don't really need to deal with the scheduler side (other than setting it up on the new servers in your cluster, which is a single command we docume
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
What a genius the original maintainer of this software is
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
My understanding is that they are focused on the local development loop at the moment, especially with the acquisition of Tilt. That said, I don't work there so take this all with a grain of salt.
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
I really hate adding knobs - it increases the amount of work I need to do to maintain and support the project. Long term, I'd like to port the ansible modules over to being maintained internally by the dokku/omakase project, and t
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Dokku maintainer here. You may wish to look into a message processing system in your language of choice and run that as a daemon in Dokku. We have plugins for various datastores, and commonly I see folks just connect their worker processes
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Yep, you can set a single property for the kubeconfig and it'll respect that.
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Dokku maintainer here. If you have more detailed feedback, I'd love to hear it! Happy you've found something that works for you though :)
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
I see compose in production all the time - especially from folks that want compose support _in_ Dokku. I bought this up with the compose project manager a few months back. It seems like an interesting use case but it didn't seem like t
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
Dokku's multi-server offering is based on k3s. We interact with k3s but offload any actual clustering to k3s itself as it does the job better than Dokku could :) You can also just tie Dokku into an existing K8s cluster on your favorite
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
We've supported multiple servers for a few years and have had official k3s support since the beginning of the year, so not just one server anymore. We even support managing the servers associated in a k3s-based cluster. Disclaimer: I a
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by josegonzalez 2y ago
I love this! Did you add this to our plugins page by any chance? I can't recall and not at my personal laptop to check. Disclaimer: I am the Dokku maintainer.

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