This reminds me of dokku which is a great drop-in replacement of heroku for non-mission-critical web projects.
I don’t use it anymore since I use NixOS to have it all in infra-as-code paradigm but dokku triggers nostalgia of good old time when completely was at manageable levels.
We definitely were dokku fans as well - the missing abilities to scale horizontally, not having to manage ssh access, etc. led us to develop Disco but yeah. Great parallel.
Do you use a particular stack "around" NixOS that handles deployment/github integration (or editing environment variables)? Curious what your process looks like. Thanks!
This reminds me of dokku which is a great drop-in replacement of heroku for non-mission-critical web projects.
I don’t use it anymore since I use NixOS to have it all in infra-as-code paradigm but dokku triggers nostalgia of good old time when completely was at manageable levels.
We definitely were dokku fans as well - the missing abilities to scale horizontally, not having to manage ssh access, etc. led us to develop Disco but yeah. Great parallel.
Do you use a particular stack "around" NixOS that handles deployment/github integration (or editing environment variables)? Curious what your process looks like. Thanks!
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