16:50:50 < xcombelle> je viens de découvrir https://sandstorm.io/
16:50:56 < xcombelle> ca l'air cool
I suggest the following plan:
- Host our instance
- Test it
- Keep it if at least being uses it
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| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | dereckson | T524 Create a Sandstorm instance on Dwellers | |||
| Resolved | dereckson | T525 Upgrade Linux kernel on Dwellers | |||
| Resolved | dereckson | T526 General software upgrade round on Dwellers |
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I'm building a container image from the Dockerfile shipped in the official repository.
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@xcombelle do we still have an interest for Sandstorm?
We've currently a good small IaaS with Docker, Jenkins and are building a suite of tests to check our applications behave correctly from an operations point of view (see D62 for example).
That goes in a rather different direction than Sandstorm, who mainly seem to promote end-user apps for users not willing to setup complex IaaS systems.
They even offer a community hosting facility to complements self-hosting: https://blog.sandstorm.io/news/2015-08-31-oasis-beta-launch.html to allow