I'm starting to realize that #Nextcloud was just never meant to run in #Kubernetes. It's just the wrong model for it due all the configurations and applications needing to persist on a RWX PVC, data being mounted from external source, and even though I've asked for over a year there's still no nice way to run ExApps through App API natively in Kubernetes. At this point I'm wondering if it's even worth hosting since all I'm using it for is CalDAV and Files. Any suggestions welcome!
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Sean Thrailkill
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mastodon 4.7.2Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, and proponent of everyone having a Homelab. Ask me why you should have your own Private Cloud!
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@pauldoo I like the way you think sir, that's exactly what I did with my HA setup and I like it better that way. I'm likely going to do so using a bootable container and run the all in one as a quadlet.
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@FrostyX packaging is one of the things I know I'll likely be never touch due to sheer amount of context needed. And while I'd never ship something based on AI output using a tool like this would help me feel considerably more confident in attempting to use COPR
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@madduci potentially! Like I said I'm starting to realize, haven't looked into many alternatives so your recommendation is appreciated!
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@pauldoo I don't think I've ever seen that before. Is there a declarative way to configure a VM like that? I would think maybe if you put in the right files and do a systemd one shot on initial boot? That's interesting!