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That's fair; good solution.

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 …

Thanks for the detailed overview!

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'…

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…

> 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 co…

Curious, what would be an ideal (secure) approach for you to install this (or similar) tool?

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.

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…

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 …

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, …

> 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?

Kubernetes is everywhere these days, and it might feel like there are very few alternatives to it when you need a simpler sort of self-hosted platform to run your apps/workloads (n…