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Containerization is playing a crucial part in the way developers and architects build and think about systems. It would be nice if we can host OPW blog on a docker enabled cluster like k8swithout having to do the heavy lifting ourselves.
That heavy lifting would include:
creating Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files for OPW blog components
creating build pipelines that push the OPW blog images to an image registry
By having OPW blog images on a public image registry like docker-hub, we would open OPW blog to developers who are used to using cloud native tech. Once we have the images on a public registry we would also be able to look into creating reference deployments for k8s, allowing developers to have the platform up and running on their cluster with a single command.
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adopt cloud native technologies
Adopt cloud native technologies
Jun 27, 2020
The goal of this project never was to create a complete website/UI, it was always meant to be part of something else. The idea is that you have an existing ASP.NET website and by adding the PineBlog nuget packages add a blog to your website. Therefor containerizing PineBlog does not make sense, you should containerize your website..
I'm closing this issue because it is out of scope for the project.
Containerization is playing a crucial part in the way developers and architects build and think about systems. It would be nice if we can host OPW blog on a docker enabled cluster like k8s without having to do the heavy lifting ourselves.
That heavy lifting would include:
By having OPW blog images on a public image registry like docker-hub, we would open OPW blog to developers who are used to using cloud native tech. Once we have the images on a public registry we would also be able to look into creating reference deployments for k8s, allowing developers to have the platform up and running on their cluster with a single command.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: