Is CaptainDuckDuck production ready? If not is there a plan to reach this state?
ZaninAndrea
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CaptainDuckDuck is simply a deployment helper. When you use CaptainDuckDuck, it simply means that you're using nginx, Docker and Let's Encrypt - all are production ready. In fact, CaptainDuckDuck is so light and non-intrusive such that once you deploy your apps, you can completely remove CaptainDuckDuck from your system and everything just keeps working! (of course, if you do that, to deploy new versions of your app you'll need to either re-install Captian or find an alternative Docker solution)
However, if by production ready you mean Enterprise Ready, then no. Things like having multiple users with multiple levels of access (admin, developer, etc..), generating reports on deployments, scheduling deployments and all those fancy things are not supported in Captain. As long as it's a one-man project, I don't see it become enterprise grade ready.
githubsaturn
on 15 Dec 2017
@githubsaturn , do you intend to make it production ready any time soon?
cskru
on 25 Jan 2018
Please read above.
githubsaturn
on 25 Jan 2018
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CaptainDuckDuck is simply a deployment helper. When you use CaptainDuckDuck, it simply means that you're using nginx, Docker and Let's Encrypt - all are production ready. In fact, CaptainDuckDuck is so light and non-intrusive such that once you deploy your apps, you can completely remove CaptainDuckDuck from your system and everything just keeps working! (of course, if you do that, to deploy new versions of your app you'll need to either re-install Captian or find an alternative Docker solution)
However, if by production ready you mean Enterprise Ready, then no. Things like having multiple users with multiple levels of access (admin, developer, etc..), generating reports on deployments, scheduling deployments and all those fancy things are not supported in Captain. As long as it's a one-man project, I don't see it become enterprise grade ready.