I see “Kubernetes” mentioned left and right (I am a new user, and therefore I can only post 2 links)
I was thinking to spin this “in production” via Chart List | TrueCharts - but I am a total newbie in kubernetes.
There is also https://kompose.io/, but I am not sure if the auto-conversion is good enough
And then, hopefully, “minimum information” to actually stay inside the deployment, and instead carrying “a folder” that would make it trivial to “move around” if need be, and re-deploy it with the same Kubernetes configuration on a different server.
I use Kubernetes for Grampshub, but, believe me, it’s complicated, and if you’re a newbie, I would strongly advise you not to go down that road.
That’s also why I don’t want to share the setup - it’s highly specific, and supporting users who fail getting it to work would be a nightmare. I want to focus on supporting the default docker-compose based deployment which IMO is enough for >99% of users.
If some kubernetes pro wants to share a generic setup and support that also for the community, it would of course be welcome…
However, my local server is a TrueNAS Scale, and I’d like it to host it for me.
At least - for the time being I am playing around it and see how it works. I don’t want it sitting temporarily on any laptop.
If there’s a current implementation of docker-compose template I think it’s fair to try and convert that into a Helm chart, I’m not experienced with it but I think it’s worth a shot.
And since I cannot “containerize” that Kubernetes result - I don’t want to apply it to my local laptop. (Since I don’t know how to expunge “everything it caused”). Starting a VM to test the result feels overly an overkill.
And then, if I make something nice (and then I’d like to transfer it around), I’d like the export/import artifact to be “just one directory/tar file”.
And I understand that you don’t want to “freely give” the fruits of your labor.
I wish the TrueNAS Scale would support also doing “simpler things”.
I have the same use case as @stdedos. And would appreciate any help to get this done very much.
Im looking for a replacement to ancestry that is local hosted.
Was tinkering with kubernetes but I know nothing about gramps and probably not enough on kube either. Genea.app is another option that is avileble on Truecharts, but that is obviously a simpler feature set than gamps.
Truecharts has a opencollective for requesting new “charts” now. Is probably the best option if you need this in a timely manner.
This message was Flagged as possibly being spam… probably because it linked to a commercial alternative.
However, since Gramps doesn’t have this feature, it seems reasonable to suggest alternatives. (And even if Gramps did have such a feature, suggesting alternatives that might be more powerful or easier also seems reasonable.)
Do others feels the same way? Or is censorship the preferred path?
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