Now we need to work out how we could run it in production.
The script in the docker image is designed to run continuously. Someone has a fork which can run in a cron job, so we could run it from GitHub actions if we were to build that image, or their PR gets merged in.
Otherwise, we could bite the bullet and set up some hosting to deploy the container to.
I played around with this in https://github.com/nelson-social/bots/tree/post-avalanchecanada-instagram running the docker container locally, and it seems to have worked.
Now we need to work out how we could run it in production.
The script in the docker image is designed to run continuously. Someone has a fork which can run in a cron job, so we could run it from GitHub actions if we were to build that image, or their PR gets merged in.
Otherwise, we could bite the bullet and set up some hosting to deploy the container to.