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Re: I Want to Run Stateful Containers, Too

#101

Post by twic » Wed, Nov 25, 2015, 4:14 PM UTC

phantom_oracle wrote: post #76

The complexity of this setup screams 1 major thing to me: security issues Seeing as we are on this topic, I would like to pose 1 simple and theoretical question for all those who only need 1 decently-sized 4GB server to get their small projects running: ===== What type of setup can be used to get a simple Rails/Sinatra/Flask/Django webapp + Postgres-DB on a single 4GB server that has to be maintained by a single indi…

That sounds like a job for Ansible:

https://github.com/jcalazan/ansible-django-stack

Re: I Want to Run Stateful Containers, Too

#102

Post by petar » Mon, Nov 30, 2015, 12:05 PM UTC

Have you looked at gocircuit.org and the accompanying language for connecting templates Escher.io? They are still not production ready, but aiming to solve your problem in a general way. The circuit simply says you should be able to write the logics that build out your software as programs against a simple live Cluster API, provided by the circuit. Escher helps mix and math such functional logics. But the bottom line is this. Every framework is a language. Adding frameworks adds complexity. This is why circuit reuses the go language for its concurrency and abstracts your cluster into a programmable dynamic data structure

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