Comment on What if we treated Postgres like SQLite?parentComments−markuswOP11moYeah, that really is a great thing about SQLite.I wonder whether packaging everything in Docker (including a specific Postgres container identified by hash or whatever) and deploying on the same architecture would solve this?−edoceo11moI work on a "complex" web-app stack that we want to be self-hostable.Our docker-compose.yaml has Postgrs, Redis, OPA, Traefik and then our four services. Works a treat.One thing we haven't solved for is how to have the PG upgrade work when we update major in the image. Nice that 16 should work for a long while.
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Yeah, that really is a great thing about SQLite.
I wonder whether packaging everything in Docker (including a specific Postgres container identified by hash or whatever) and deploying on the same architecture would solve this?
I work on a "complex" web-app stack that we want to be self-hostable.
Our docker-compose.yaml has Postgrs, Redis, OPA, Traefik and then our four services. Works a treat.
One thing we haven't solved for is how to have the PG upgrade work when we update major in the image. Nice that 16 should work for a long while.