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  6 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  I'll use comment section to post general updates and features.

  • General purpose widgets are in place, maybe they need some refinement but are stable enough for the project, I'm now using: messagebox, inputbox, menu, confirm box
  • Container image management is now working and I'm able to build new images while parking the program's curses interface
  • Container listing and general action items (start/attach, kill, rename, delete) are now working
  • Container listing is suitable for personal desktop usage, not really usable on a fully fledged server with hundreds or thousand containers. No container search feature (yet, but planned)
  • Storing configurations in yaml file (easy to read and you can also add comments in it)
  • docker and podman are fully supported (and tested), never tried LXD or other container managers. I'm now planning to support docker and podman because they basically have the same interface and commands, if necessity arises I'll add something else too.
  • I'll publish curses widgets today, barebone (but working) main utility tomorrow after the tests. I'm now using the python testunit module to suit them all. I'm still without external dependencies, libraries or whatsoever and I'm still working to keep them away; the project has to be simple and without deps (or a required virtual environment) to keep it to the bare minimum.

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I'll use comment section to post general updates and features. * General purpose widgets are in place, maybe they need some refinement but are stable enough for the project, I'm now using: messagebox, inputbox, menu, confirm box * Container image management is now working and I'm able to build new images while parking the program's curses interface * Container listing and general action items (start/attach, kill, rename, delete) are now working * Container listing is suitable for personal desktop usage, not really usable on a fully fledged server with hundreds or thousand containers. No container search feature (yet, but planned) * Storing configurations in yaml file (easy to read and you can also add comments in it) * docker and podman are fully supported (and tested), never tried LXD or other container managers. I'm now planning to support docker and podman because they basically have the same interface and commands, if necessity arises I'll add something else too. * I'll publish curses widgets today, barebone (but working) main utility tomorrow after the tests. I'm now using the python testunit module to suit them all. I'm still without external dependencies, libraries or whatsoever and I'm still working to keep them away; the project has to be simple and without deps (or a required virtual environment) to keep it to the bare minimum.
 
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I'll use comment section to post general updates and features.
• General purpose widgets are in place, maybe they need some refinement but are stable enough for the project, I'm now using: messagebox, inputbox, menu, confirm box
• Container image management is now working and I'm able to build new images while parking the program's curses interface
• Container listing and general action items (start/attach, kill, rename, delete) are now working
• Container listing is suitable for personal desktop usage, not really usable on a fully fledged server with hundreds or thousand containers. No container search feature (yet, but planned)
• Storing configurations in yaml file (easy to read and you can also add comments in it)
• docker and podman are fully supported (and tested), never tried LXD or other container managers. I'm now planning to support docker and podman because they basically have the same interface and commands, if necessity arises I'll add something else too.
• I'll publish curses widgets today, barebone (but working) main utility tomorrow after the tests. I'm now using the python testunit module to suit them all. I'm still without external dependencies, libraries or whatsoever and I'm still working to keep them away; the project has to be simple and without deps (or a required virtual environment) to keep it to the bare minimum.
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  6 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  Project info, sample configs and contrib materials are already in the github repo. Rushing on test units for the utility, v0.1 (stable) will be released today ahead in schedule

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Project info, sample configs and contrib materials are already in the github repo. Rushing on test units for the utility, v0.1 (stable) will be released today ahead in schedule
 
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  6 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  Project published, download everything from https://github.com/andreabenini/podmaster/tree/main/forklift/ Still testing and adding basic functionalities but it's now live and working

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Project published, download everything from https://github.com/andreabenini/podmaster/tree/main/forklift/ Still testing and adding basic functionalities but it's now live and working
 
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  6 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  The utility is straight simple but some documentation is still necessary, just some markdown and a couple of screenshots.

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The utility is straight simple but some documentation is still necessary, just some markdown and a couple of screenshots.
 
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  5 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  Project is working, I've deployed locally for further improvements and in my VM where the real work is. I'm using it locally for further development, test-units checks, local stuff. Remotely on my production machine and it's now working. Constant updates are frequent when new features or comments arise but you can consider it usable. Publishing the package on Pypi is an installation feature coming real soon, feel free to use it right now.

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Project is working, I've deployed locally for further improvements and in my VM where the real work is. I'm using it locally for further development, test-units checks, local stuff. Remotely on my production machine and it's now working. Constant updates are frequent when new features or comments arise but you can consider it usable. Publishing the package on Pypi is an installation feature coming real soon, feel free to use it right now.
 
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  5 months ago by andreabenini | Reply

  v0.2.4 released.
  See CHANGELOG file, updated documentation and a small video in the git repository. Mostly bug fixing and few small new features. Feature freeze at the moment because I'm now focusing on the Pypi catalog for a really smart installation. If someone does not want to get the repo cloned from github, the next version will address pypi specifically. I'm still planning to add LXD, probably just for the sake of doing it because I have never had a single request for it. For personal usage (not orchestration) adding lxd might give me almost a 100% coverage (ubuntu users mostly). Feel free to submit patches and comments on github.

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v0.2.4 released. See CHANGELOG file, updated documentation and a small video in the git repository. Mostly bug fixing and few small new features. Feature freeze at the moment because I'm now focusing on the Pypi catalog for a really smart installation. If someone does not want to get the repo cloned from github, the next version will address pypi specifically. I'm still planning to add LXD, probably just for the sake of doing it because I have never had a single request for it. For personal usage (not orchestration) adding lxd might give me almost a 100% coverage (ubuntu users mostly). Feel free to submit patches and comments on github.
 
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v0.2.4 released.
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  5 months ago by socon | Reply

  Looks like a great project and is aligned with the vision to manage containers for Dolomite, but I wonder why Python. We are trying to reduce the dependency on Python for ALP.

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Looks like a great project and is aligned with the vision to manage containers for Dolomite, but I wonder why Python. We are trying to reduce the dependency on Python for ALP.
 
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Looks like a great project and is aligned with the vision to manage containers for Dolomite, but I wonder why Python. We are trying to reduce the dependency on Python for ALP.
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