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Pre-build docker images? #10

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woj-tek opened this issue Jul 31, 2023 · 2 comments
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Pre-build docker images? #10

woj-tek opened this issue Jul 31, 2023 · 2 comments

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woj-tek commented Jul 31, 2023

So I was pondering deploying inventaire locally (on RPi) and was hoping for simple docker-compose file where I could just do "docker compose up" but it seems there aren't pre-build docker images?

Is there a plan to create such images and publish them on docker hub?

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jum-s commented Jul 31, 2023

One could run inventaire service within docker with the compose file of this repo until quite recently, but a commit removed inventaire service as it was not used for local development.
Maybe it could make sense to have another compose file with the service besides the one in this repo (?), but until inventaire stack is ready for decentralization i dont think it would be wise to publish it elsewhere than here.

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woj-tek commented Jul 31, 2023

One could run inventaire service within docker with the compose file of this repo until quite recently, but a commit removed inventaire service as it was not used for local development.

I saw that and I even just tried building provided Dockerfile but I failed (#11)

Maybe it could make sense to have another compose file with the service besides the one in this repo (?), but until inventaire stack is ready for decentralization i dont think it would be wise to publish it elsewhere than here.

Why providing smallest/most essential docker image be conditioned on having decentralization?

A little bit of context: I ran into inventaire while looking for a software to help organise my library (and also if I lend a book to someone). It fit perfectly and it scannig ability just worked (contrary to goodreads). I don't care about "social aspect" (reviews and so on, possibly only tracking reading progress). So essentially it would be for a single person (like a couple of other services I run for myself).

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