Would highly recommend.
And I like that I can deploy images which basically don't have any requirement to be deployable to Docker Swarm. Is that also the case with Unraid?
I have been writing up my thoughts (and an example): https://andrewperkins.com.au/kamal/
The ability to deploy to both cloud servers and on-premises is a big win as I often work on projects that have a mix of both.
As the sibling comment says, it’s focussed on web servers. In my use case that is fine!
``` accessories:
db:
image: mysql:8.0
host: 170.64.156.161
env:
secret:
- MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
options:
restart: always
directories:
- data:/var/lib/mysqlFor my other services I am just using sqlite combined with a volume for persistence (managed by kamal)
It's stateful (cleans up things when they're no longer in your config), procedural (you control the flow and can trigger things as needed), and supports flexible deployment models (push or pull). Full disclosure, I created it and use it across my business and personal devices.
Would you please call this something else?
"It automatically reconciles", perhaps? I know that a multi-word phrase isn't nearly as snappy, but not only are "it's started" and "started" overloaded with a bunch of meanings, approximately zero of them mean what you want them to mean in this new context.
(As does the ever-present HN urge to downvote things for no comprehensible reason. Seriously, why the fuck would someone downvote an honest explanation for a typo? Animals, I guess.)