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Sam
@sammdec.eth
Anyone here got a good setup for self hosting many apps on a single homelab server. Would be things like chain nodes, maybe a few node.js apps that would be deployed using docker. Second question is there a nice way to push changes to a gh repo and the homelab server pick them up and build deploy in a cd kinda way?
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pugson
@pugson
@jakeacasey spill the beans
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Kala
@kkuo
I prefer tmux but you can try https://coolify.io/ for self-hosted Vercel.
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Juuso
@juuso
NixOS allows packages to depend on different versions of e.g. Python or node. So, you don't necessarily need Docker. NixOS machines know how to self-build themselves. Each server can use a Github repository to pull changes and apply an incremental upgrade to itself.
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Jake Casey
@jakeacasey
https://dokku.com/ build your own heroku. It’s great for everything and supports tons of different ways of deploying your apps. I use it for literally everything. First thing I install on a new box.
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welp 🎩🌸
@we
maybe run k3s and argocd to deploy via gitops?
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barrydyne
@barrydyne
@dappnode is a good solution. you’d have to publish your own packages for anything that’s not already available. But all the major chains have packages available.
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Will Papper
@will
tbh I just do tmux 😅
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Dthdsh
@usheikp
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Higor Bittencourt
@higorspengller
Nice
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