Dockerless Install #2410
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As a user, I want to run AIO using |
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Not sure what you expect as answer, but that would require a new project and from my perspective doing all this using systemd would be unmaintainable |
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I'm not sure what you mean "new project" but it could be as simple as publishing instructions to compile a binary from source, and run as a simple process. Requiring docker introduces an extra dependency which may be convenient but certainly isn't necessary. |
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You are wrong |
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Just to support Zoey here: this project is completely built around and relying on docker. So removing docker would mean a complete rewrite which we obviously will not and cannot do. However podman would in theory be a possible runtime as well, if they would be 100% compatible to the Docker API. |
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Podman as an alternative to Docker works, has good integration with systemd (read this article) and its rootless mode may alleviate your concerns about Docker. If you're interested, my working setup can be found here: #471 (comment) |
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Not sure what you expect as answer, but that would require a new project and from my perspective doing all this using systemd would be unmaintainable