Dockerfile #5

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Ghost · 2020-10-20T17:28:18-05:00

Ghost commented

2020-10-20 17:28:18 -05:00

Hello!

I'd love the try this package out, and have run into a load of nodejs noise.

Would you be so kind as to provide a Dockerfile to make building a container of the software a reliable affair?

Cheers,
Gavin.

Hello! I'd love the try this package out, and have run into a load of nodejs noise. Would you be so kind as to provide a `Dockerfile` to make building a container of the software a reliable affair? Cheers, Gavin.

knotteye commented

2020-10-24 23:49:26 -05:00

It's possible but unlikely.

Simplicity of setup, or at least not asking too much of the host system, is supposed to be one of the goals of this project. I looked at similar projects to Satyr before writing it, and the best alternative is OpenStreamingPlatform. It's pretty nice software (better than Satyr in a lot of ways), and Deamos is probably a better programmer than me, but OSP asks a lot of the host system. Including building multiple packages from packages from source, commandeering your nginx config, and commandeering system folders outside of its own. It's a great candidate for docker.

I built Satyr with the explicit purpose of making something easier to run directly on the OS than that. I will accept PRs for docker, and if I ever find myself with the urge to learn it I'll write one myself, but it won't be a priority.

I am happy to do what I can to streamline setup though, including the consideration of making other non-container tooling a priority.

It's possible but unlikely. Simplicity of setup, or at least not asking too much of the host system, is supposed to be one of the goals of this project. I looked at similar projects to Satyr before writing it, and the best alternative is [OpenStreamingPlatform](https://gitlab.com/Deamos/flask-nginx-rtmp-manager). It's pretty nice software (better than Satyr in a lot of ways), and Deamos is probably a better programmer than me, but OSP asks a lot of the host system. Including building multiple packages from packages from source, commandeering your nginx config, and commandeering system folders outside of its own. It's a great candidate for docker. I built Satyr with the explicit purpose of making something easier to run directly on the OS than that. I will accept PRs for docker, and if I ever find myself with the urge to learn it I'll write one myself, but it won't be a priority. I am happy to do what I can to streamline setup though, including the consideration of making other non-container tooling a priority.

Ghost commented

2020-10-25 17:51:30 -05:00

Poster

That's cool - thank you for the comprehensive reply. I wasn't aware of OSP so I'll take a look at that, too.

I'd be happy to contribute a docker-compose.yaml to deliver a simple working system of satyr + mariadb once I have my head around the package itself :)

That's cool - thank you for the comprehensive reply. I wasn't aware of OSP so I'll take a look at that, too. I'd be happy to contribute a `docker-compose.yaml` to deliver a simple working system of satyr + mariadb once I have my head around the package itself :)

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2020-10-25 17:51:34 -05:00

knotteye commented

2020-10-30 07:41:56 -05:00

Sounds good! I'll be happy to merge that PR.

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