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pschlan / cron-job.org

cron-job.org Open Source project
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Docker image in docker hub #166

Closed manjeshpv closed 9 months ago

manjeshpv commented 1 year ago

it would be helpful if dockerfile

Sumis34 commented 1 year ago

Looking for the same thing. This would be awesome

labs-mirkoisaia commented 1 year ago

looking for the same thing

morandalex commented 1 year ago

news?

uhlhosting commented 10 months ago

Soon 1 year since, it seems there is not much interest to dockerize the app.

morandalex commented 10 months ago

dockerizing boost the adoption ... anyone working on it ?

pschlan commented 10 months ago

It's an open source project, feel free to contribute. I don't have too much experience with Docker, unfortunately. I'm still planning to look into this, but also have other high priority items to work on...

archraziel88 commented 10 months ago

i too have some experience with docker too, but couldn't manage to make it run, there are a lot of steps and dependencies taken for granted.

pschlan commented 10 months ago

I'm always available for specific questions, so feel free to ask :)

ipanel commented 10 months ago

Can a kind-hearted person make a mirror image for Docker

pschlan commented 9 months ago

Hi,

I have a rough prototype using docker-compose in the docker branch: https://github.com/pschlan/cron-job.org/tree/docker Feel free to check it out and follow the instructions in README.md: https://github.com/pschlan/cron-job.org/tree/docker#example-environment-using-docker-compose Would be curious if it works for you. If positive, I will refine it a bit and merge it back to the main branch. It surely makes development easier for me as well.

Best,

Patrick

pschlan commented 9 months ago

Merged to master, hence closing this issue.

uhlhosting commented 5 months ago

@pschlan it's nice you closed this, but this never solved the initial issue raised here.

I asked you to public the images you build for docker, on docker hub, that would allow users to deploy the application, without the need to FORK the whole github project, and then run docker compose ...

it would simply run docker compose based on the docker-compose.yml. and pull Mysql, redis, www, or what ever what images are needed from docker hub.