Hello, may I suggest building a distribution pipeline in addition to your release-pipeline to assemble packages for various Linux distributions?
PMA is installable with a single apt-getcommand: to compete with PMA, being able to automatically release distributions to the official Ubuntu and Debian channels would be a great minimum-viable move towards mass-distribution. Ubuntu support will additionally open the market for distributed Docker images which is a bonus.
In relationship with existing product support for S3-and-CloudFront, I believe a release-channel for AMI would be the next logical step.
I personally use Arch Linux, although I can't make a recommendation on when it would be appropriate to facilitate those channels.
Hello, may I suggest building a distribution pipeline in addition to your release-pipeline to assemble packages for various Linux distributions?
PMA is installable with a single
apt-getcommand: to compete with PMA, being able to automatically release distributions to the official Ubuntu and Debian channels would be a great minimum-viable move towards mass-distribution. Ubuntu support will additionally open the market for distributed Docker images which is a bonus.In relationship with existing product support for S3-and-CloudFront, I believe a release-channel for AMI would be the next logical step.
I personally use Arch Linux, although I can't make a recommendation on when it would be appropriate to facilitate those channels.
Best Regards, Michael Hoyt.