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Hello, I wanted to test temps without cloning the repo. Is there a prebuilt docker image available? The release workflow seems to build it, however it is absent from https://github.com/orgs/gotempsh/packages. Is it marked as private or is it just not released yet? Thanks in advance! |
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@wvffle Thanks for the notice and reporting it, I'm looking into how to change it public, after doing a security review. Though, temps hasn't been tested running with a docker image, for now the best way to run it is using systemd service since it access a lot of services running in localhost for proxying, though it could be run in host network mode to get around it. |
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I was looking for Rust based a Sentry/Highlight.io alternative. I have a local k8s cluster on my homeserver which I use to host some services and test stuff that runs on docker. However, most of my production deployments are fully declarative and NixOS based. I'm in the middle of porting an old, legacy project to rust, and my original plan was to deploy it on a NixOS-enabled VPS as a systemd service. I'd rather the deployment be fully declarative, so deployment via Temps isn't in my scope. |
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Could you join Temps's discord to discuss more about this? https://discord.gg/ZunrteG6JX |
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I do not use discord, and I do not plan to use it, sorry. |
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I just made the docker image public, though there are no docs currently for deploying it in kubernetes since it's not 100% supported. but what I can tell you is that it needs access to a timescaledb database and docker daemon until the Kubernetes version is fully available. |
I just made the docker image public, though there are no docs currently for deploying it in kubernetes since it's not 100% supported.
but what I can tell you is that it needs access to a timescaledb database and docker daemon until the Kubernetes version is fully available.
https://github.com/gotempsh/temps/pkgs/container/temps