SoftetherVPN-docker or SoftetherVPN-Container

[shakibamoshiri]

I have been using SE (stable and dev) for years and about a year ago running on kubernetes (k8s). I wanted to share the build files and some other docs but I see the repo title is SoftetherVPN-docker

To me a better title was SoftetherVPN-Container so it could support all kind

• docker
• docker compose
• swarm
• kubernetes
• lxc
• etc

and now for k8s docs, a new pull request, will be merged to this repo if a make one (?) or a new repo will be created just for k8s (?)

Regards

[chipitsine]

this repo was some kind of incubating. thanks to @weidi for implementing containers. currently, this repo is considered as a "container for 4.x branch"

things for 5.x are best to go to https://github.com/SoftEtherVPN/SoftetherVPN

[chipitsine]

there's dedicated markdown

we can either add k8s to this or create dedicated k8s guide

[shakibamoshiri]

there's dedicated markdown

we can either add k8s to this or create dedicated k8s guide

good, to me a single markdown (md) page will not be enough to cover all configurations and setups

like a directory has been dedicated for "systremd" what do you think of a new directory just for containers i.e

• containers
• containerd
• etc

we will need

• docker compose files
• k8s yaml files
• Dockerfile for build (including at least two versions, one for debugging, one for production)
• probably some screenshots

so a directory tree like

• container
  • docker
    • command line
    • Dockerfile.debug
    • Dockerfile.prod
    • Dockerfile.stable
    • Dockerfile.dev
  • docker-compose
    • yaml files
  • kubernetes (k8s)
    • yaml files
    • demo (I am working on videos to show case)

[chipitsine]

I cannot judge what documentation is good.

I agree to start with whatever you suggest. If someone will decide to improve later, no problem

[chipitsine]

I will appreciate if you can improve/review current process (we have documentation + examples + some dockerfiles + pipeline https://github.com/SoftEtherVPN/SoftEtherVPN/blob/master/.github/workflows/docker-aio.yml )

[shakibamoshiri]

I think I need some time to check the main repo structure and come with a robust directory tree For yout pipeline review , I never used Github Action. Mostly I am working with GitLab CI, Drone io CI, Azure Devops, but I can read and see what it does give me some time to review the whole repo