tontony

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by tontony 5mo ago
That's fair; good solution.
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by tontony 5mo ago
Compose is great, but a couple things always created friction for me when using it for non-local setups: * Lack of a user-friendly way of managing a Docker Compose installation on a remote host. SSH-forwarding the docker socket is an option
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Library of Juggling(libraryofjuggling.com)
140 points by tontony 8mo ago|28 comments
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by tontony 10mo ago
Thanks for the detailed overview!
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by tontony 10mo ago
Secrets -- yes, it's being tracked here: https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud/issues/75 Compose configs are already supported and can be used to inject secrets as well, but there'll be no encrypti
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by tontony 10mo ago
Sure, but it all boils down to trust at the end of the day. Why would you trust a third-party Debian repository (that e.g. has a different user namespace and no identity linking to GitHub) more than running something from evidently the sam
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by tontony 10mo ago
> What if you want to manage multiple/distinct clusters Uncloud supports having multiple contexts (think - clusters) in the same configuration file, or you can also use separate config files (via --uncloud-config attribute). https:
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by tontony 10mo ago
Curious, what would be an ideal (secure) approach for you to install this (or similar) tool?
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by tontony 10mo ago
Nomad still has a tangible learning curve, which (in my very biased opinion) is almost non-existent with Uncloud assuming the user has already heard about Docker and Compose.
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by tontony 10mo ago
Uncloud is not a Kubernetes distribution and doesn't use K8s primitives (although there are of course some similarities). It's closer to Compose/Swarm in how you declare and manage your services. Which has pros and cons depen
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by tontony 1y ago
Totally valid approach if that works for you, the docker context feature is indeed nice. But if we're talking about hosts that run production-like workloads, using them to perform potentially cpu-/io-intensive build processes migh
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by tontony 1y ago
A few thoughts/ideas on using this in Kubernetes are discussed in this issue: https://github.com/psviderski/unregistry/issues/4 ; generally, should be possible with the same idea, but with some tweaking.
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by tontony 1y ago
> What I do is host the thing on a cheap cloud server until it grows enough Curious, do you use anything specific (like Compose) for that single-server phase?
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Ask HN: If not Kubernetes, what do you use to run your apps?
5 points by tontony 1y ago|10 comments
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World Service Authority(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by tontony 4y ago|0 comments