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Providers such as Cloud provider may provide some local API tools.
Docker can be started locally, Kubernetes has tools such as k3s to facilitate the integration.
Additional context
Add any other context about the feature request here.
I use it on desktops and servers .
Sometimes on servers I have a docker and then run 100’s of processes in 1 docker.
This is possible because the config can be hierarchical
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I use nats as a control plane to change its configuration on the fly also , so I can control it running on edge and any cloud , based on scaling up or down needs . So its like docker swarm but globally and not restricted to a singje data enter .
An auto scaler using nats can listen to the cpu memory of each process compose instance and each binary it is running and so I can scale up by booting another server on hetzner box or cloud or bare metal and then the config is sent in , and the binaries pulled off nats object store ( or s3). The scale down is also easy of course .
I plane on adding more cloud types but am looking for a good golang package for that
Start time is instant because it’s just running my binaries which are all golang , but can be node if anything
In terms of edge , nats can reach it as a nats lead node.
I am also planning to test on rasp pi , but am 99% sure it will work . Waiting on hardware
Describe the provider
Process compose, it’s like docker compose / swarm but runs on any os and does not use docker.
Does the provider provide the following APIs
An instance is a generic term used to describe containers, pods, deployments...
Does the provider have a Go API SDK?
Yes
If yes link it here
https://github.com/F1bonacc1/process-compose
Can the provider be started locally
Yes.
Providers such as Cloud provider may provide some local API tools.
Docker can be started locally, Kubernetes has tools such as k3s to facilitate the integration.
Additional context
Add any other context about the feature request here.
I use it on desktops and servers .
Sometimes on servers I have a docker and then run 100’s of processes in 1 docker.
This is possible because the config can be hierarchical
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: