as some have noted I am looking to push having a production-ready docker environment for ERPNext to be developed. Status: non-existing I can’t do it myself and I don’t have a budget to just pay someone to do it. What’s the best approach for such? I though about posting a job on the Community jo…

Hi all, Jumping in on this discussion… I don’t really know tech differences/capabilities between Vagrant/ Docker / Bench, so I won’t go into that. But, from a user/admin (non-IT, sort of hobby-level admin :wink: ) POV I think the purpose of such “contained” deployment should be: Ease of install,…

@System19 made THE point I think. “…The more varied deployment options available to developers of ERPNext the better.” @abelinux true about small business being a targer group but there will be professionals offering implementation and hosting to those non IT literate businesses as well. And it’s…

@vrms Of course! I do see your point, and is obviously valid… I’m not against any development on deployment options whatsoever… Even further: if anything, I support it, given that in the short run, we users might benefit from new install/maintenance options, and in the long run a wider ecosystem is…

[image] abelinux: if this Docker/Vagrant effort is actually made, it’d be great if it could also include some features to make backup/restore as easy (and painless :wink: ) as possible. sure +1

I have had good succes with LXD/LXC containers. I am not a developer, and I am able to deploy a new instance very quickly with containers that I have built from remote images. I can easlly copy from one host to another, run Erpnext from the container, restore a backup etc. Apparely you can publish i…

@fblauer can you share how you practically do that?

Here are 12 blog posts that explain everything that you need to know about lxd/lxc: LXD 2.0: Blog post series [0/12] | Stéphane Graber's website Stéphane Graber's website - (There is also good documentation available on the canonical site) Once you have …

just curious … why have you chosen to use LXC and not Docker? you treat your container just like a VM, no service separation, right? data also stored inside of the container?

Hi All, Our team (ridhosribumi) have finished renewing “erpnext docker” for erpnext version 7 from our “old erpnext-docker erpnext version 6”. We use this docker for our company. For those who are interested and want to try, you can get it through this link “ GitHub - Ridhosribumi/docker-erpnext: …

why have you chosen to use LXC and not Docker? I found it easier to understand and get started. For example, there is nothing to “fund”. Maybe you can explain how I can use docker without having to rely on developers, since I am a user. But, like I said I can’t compare them since have never used…

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