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Panel for docker apps?
Does anyone know of the equivalent of CPanel/DirectAdmin for git/docker apps?
I've been trying https://www.runtipi.io/ with a bit of mixed success.
imho this is going to be the future of shared hosting. php apps are getting a bit outdated/outpaced by python/nodejs apps.. The fact that most of the web still runs on wordpress is holding this switch a bit but imho it is coming.
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There is a lot of it actually
but some of the major project is
Portainer
Most known project on the internet. I use it before
then I move to rancher
CapRover
if you familiar with heroku, its something like your self hosted heroku alternative or self hosted PAAS
never try it, but seems like easy to use
Rancher
not directly connected to docker. since they're running and managing kubernetes, which is using "containerd" for the container runtime
its scale really well, if you focus on scaling. multi node, multi cluster region
Rancher is the one that I use. also the best choice (in my opinion)
the only cons is you need to understand how kubernetes works
I forgot to say
if you use one of the solution that I provide, you need to build your own control panel
which is little bit of a hassle since you need to connect your internal system and the container management api
YunoHost https://yunohost.org/
ever follow this one and it works
https://forum.yunohost.org/t/how-to-install-apps-with-docker-on-yunohost-how-i-did-it/20528
iv been using portainer for a while and i would recommend just that
is it normal for rancher to be super slow? Tipi felt pretty snappy on the same server
Easy panel or portainer.
well yes (if you deploy it on a single server with low resource)
since its will spin up multiple service on your server
Kuberneter, rancher, etcd, and more
all of that service will make sure that "scalabilty is not a problem"
rancher itself is just the control panel
all workloads(apps) will be spread across nodes(vps or server)
its recomended that you have more than one server for deployment
spin up 2 vps > install kubernetes > install rancher on top of that kubernetes cluster
so if you have more than one server. you just need need to enjoy your coffe and see your uptime monitor always going to be 100% for the whole 5 year
overhead? yes!
Its took me 3 month just to understand how kubernetes and rancher works
plesk supports docker
aapanel aswell
Easypanel and CasaOS (I use Jellyfin)
portainer user here on everything. But ive not tried the other options. Ive not found a reason or uses case where it hasn't got the feature i need, so ive never looked elsewhere.
not had the need for kubernetes so never looked elsewhere. But I think portainer has kubernetes integration these days.
You can also get a free business licence for 3 nodes last time i checked.
The only usecase where i don't use portainer, is at home on OMV6 because it has it's own built in docker gui.
Recently came across cosmos, it is basically a reverse proxy UI like npm. They have added apps and marketplace.
https://github.com/azukaar/cosmos-Server/
Still using cloudron.io
Portainer/Yacht. Portainer has better control.
Portainer with NPM is fantastic. Caprover is super-easy to but I found after installing some of the marketplace apps, that I just installed Portainer on Caprover and started to use that because Caprover can feel a little restrictive outside of the marketplace.