Managing my personnal servers in 2020 with K3s

Re:Managing my personnal servers in 2020 with K3s by MuffinFlavored on Thursday November 05, 2020 @11:01PM (#25004763)

> All of that to deploy a bunch of standard applications in a single server

usage: deploy_app "commit message, push right to master!"

    deploy_app () {
      git add --all :/
      git commit -m "$1"
      git push
    
      ssh user@server <<EOF
        cd app/ &&
        git reset --hard &&
        git clean -df &&
        git fetch &&
        git reset --hard origin/master &&
        sh scripts/deploy.sh
      EOF
    }

deploy.sh

    #!/bin/sh
    set -e
    # java
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh java-api
    # node.js
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh api
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh cron
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh ui
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh windows-api
    sh scripts/rebuild.sh ws
    # terraform
    sh scripts/apply.sh
    # nginx
    docker restart nginx
    # sql
    sh scripts/migrate-database.sh

Rebuilds Docker images, taints the Terraform Docker resources

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Re:Managing my personnal servers in 2020 with K3s by davedx on Friday November 06, 2020 @02:56AM (#25005890)

I have something very, very similar for a new line of business app I've just started building, except with no docker or terraform (I use docker to run a local postgres, that's it).

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Re:Managing my personnal servers in 2020 with K3s by dirkc on Friday November 06, 2020 @06:38AM (#25006901)

looks like you're using terraform to provision your docker containers locally? What is the benefit over using docker-compose? Or do you also provision other things?

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