Like many of us, I use Kubernetes in the workplace, and actually quite like it.
Unfortunately though, it comes with a fairly large overhead in terms of resources (primarily RAM) to using it for personal stuff.
As a result, I've created this collection of scripts and notes for setting up a VPS to run containerized applications in a low overhead manner.
I don't really recommend using this at a company, it's more meant for side projects.
It's only partially documented, but it is happily running ~6 separate sites right now, and is a massive leap forward from my previous setup which was basically a set of bash scripts that invoked `docker run ...` plus a bunch of tedious manual steps for ssl and proxy config.
I'm hoping that it isn't hyper-specific to my use case, and can be generally useful for others, but we will see :)
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[ 2.9 ms ] story [ 12.0 ms ] threadUnfortunately though, it comes with a fairly large overhead in terms of resources (primarily RAM) to using it for personal stuff.
As a result, I've created this collection of scripts and notes for setting up a VPS to run containerized applications in a low overhead manner.
I don't really recommend using this at a company, it's more meant for side projects.
It's only partially documented, but it is happily running ~6 separate sites right now, and is a massive leap forward from my previous setup which was basically a set of bash scripts that invoked `docker run ...` plus a bunch of tedious manual steps for ssl and proxy config.
I'm hoping that it isn't hyper-specific to my use case, and can be generally useful for others, but we will see :)