Added simple dockerfile and compose #59
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* Support .env file * Fix default sub endpoint
* Setup migrations, misc tidy/fixes * Simplify migration provider
readme tweaks
* update README with instructions for the default URL * Update README.md --------- Co-authored-by: Daniel Holmgren <[email protected]>
* describeFeedGenerator route + multiple feeds * tweak readme
* describeFeedGenerator route + multiple feeds * tweak readme * improve env
* describeFeedGenerator route + multiple feeds * tweak readme * improve env * publish script * create -> put * readme * handle blob encoding * add check that feeds are available
So readers won't have to google Bluesky PDS to try to figure out what it means
(cherry picked from commit 1b2f04a)
* improve docs & helpers around publisher dids * add docs to env
Cosmetic: remove trailing space
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Naive question: What does better control entail? |
I'm running the feed generator on my own server with lots of other stuff. If I instead of running yarn/node directly on the server but in a container I have more control of the security. Now if there is a security issue somewhere in the feed generator code, it will have impact on the container, not my server. |
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Ah I see , thanks for this. I too have been running a feed generator on a VPS and have also experienced certain conflicts/issues from running yarn/node directly on the server. I think this PR would be helpful for running a feed generator and I think it'll make the process work the same way the PDS service does. |
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Yes please! In particular this would make feeds more plug-n-play with services like Digitl Ocean's app platform. |
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I wanted to run my feed as a docker service for better control.
Created a simple Dockerfile and a matching docker-compose.yml that seems to to the trick