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theshrike79
64 days ago
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Docker Compose Isn't Enough
What would be your solution to running, say, 15 different Python applications on the same machine, each requiring a unique set of library versions?
forrestthewoods
64 days ago
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Create 15 pex files. Or possibly 15 PyInstaller executables. Then simply run them like normal programs.
Capricorn2481
53 days ago
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Ah yes let's not use bad abstractions like docker, let's use pyinstaller...
dlainhart
52 days ago
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Why would you load an entire userspace environment just to manage a Python package's Python dependencies? Seems a little heavy.
ajayvk
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https://github.com/claceio/clace
is a project I am building for that use case. Run multiple apps on the same machine, Clace acts as an application server which manages containers
https://clace.io/blog/appserver/
aae42
62 days ago
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