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Swanye

As I mentioned (almost exactly) a month ago, I've been reworking a bunch of code to better work with the various ActivityPub implementations out there; I think it's almost done but, of course, the end result should be things work exactly as before…so not much to show off.

One adjustment I did make was to mobile; I like how who created/reblogged a post is visible as you scroll (especially for long posts) as I can remember who the originator was but I realized I couldn't, on my phone. 'Can, now.

@Swanye do you have a Docker container to pull?

@uriel

Not yet; was planning to tackle that as a next or second-to-next task.

I want to double check that the adjustments I've made haven't caused any bugs with any previous functionality and cleanup some of the elements that're no longer needed, due to recent changes.

I figured I'd just give you a ping once I had one and had uploaded it to Docker Hub; you said you were going to use it with Kubernetes?

@Swanye no, I plan to use it with docker swarm. I tried to compile using the dockerfile, but compilation went wrong. I tried to modify the Dockerfile, but still I wasn’t able to create the container… 😔

@uriel Awesome; this is good to know. I haven't worked with Docker Swarm before (though, either, Kubernetes) so it might be a bit of trial and error but I'll try to get one working, soon; 🤞.

@Swanye is not that different, once you have a docker-compose file and a Dockerfile, it will go. Doesn’t needs any helm chart, or more. But I am not able to compile it , so I had to stop, since I am not very intro elixir

@uriel

Heh, definitely fair; one last question, as I don't usually work with Docker (though I've written a few files, before) – is the database usually provided outside of the Dockerfile (with database connection info. provided via env. variables to the Dockerfile) or wrapped up in the Docker container, itself?

@Swanye i think is better to have a dockerfile with application only, then the db can be automaed using docker compose or helm. But i can take care of this, if I have a compiling container