Docker please
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Hi
Do you mind providing a docker image? Not all of us are js devs
thanks
Sure, will do so this week.
I also have native builds with NodeJS built in if you want to get started right away.
I just published those native builds under releases.
Yeah native builds would work for me too, thanks for the work
An Docker image would for sure be highly appreciated, would also lower the bar quite a bit for people who'd like to try RMS out without installing a boatload of deps.
Make sure you setup an automated build 😄
Yeah, it's being worked on in feature/docker
@Leopere kindly offered his assistance on that front:)
Currently, there is a Docker branch available but I'm not sure if that'll be how it will be long term. We've made progress to make the application stateless. So that it takes very little to get the app running.
I was thinking of focusing on a optimization for docker-compose.yml because it's the base for most production deployments. Is there a goal you want to achieve with your deployment @jkaberg / @gerroon
My goal is to be able to run and update painlessly, I am not a js dev so I personally do not want to deal with all this complicated dependencies, also this node stuff pollutes my system
In the same boat as @gerroon really, I'd like to deploy it and use it. Obviously if its stateless that will be a big + long-term as some people might end up using it in clusters 🙈
But I'm using docker-compose with some volumes etc. so aslong as it fits that I'm happy :-)
This should be ready now, I didn't do a PR but @OwenRay merged the code from my fork and updated it to include the guessit container image as well so everything is truly self hosted. This can be closed.
needed a little testing but I'm confident it should be working well now.
easiest way to set this up is just download the docker compose file and run docker-compose up
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OwenRay/Remote-MediaServer/dev/docker-compose.yml