James H

I'll give this a try at the weekend and let you know if it's worked, thanks!

Is this in an effort to avoid needing to embed a C program into the application like how the official `opencl3` crate recommends? 

Yeah, I was asking because it would be really nice to be able to write the actual compute code in Rust and transpile it to OpenCL C

I'm getting the same as @cdytoby... Any ideas beyond just disabling SSL validation for now?

Okay, so I worked out my problem. The `cosmos.domain` listed as an alias above isn't just "any generic domain" it's literally ".domain". Seems to me you can summarise that long...

So following on from my last post, I can go one better. I don't think you even need the alias, just set the hostname to `cosmos.domain` and refer to it...

That's great to hear, thanks! Let me know if there's anything I can do to help

Is there a reason the cert has to be regenerated on every container start? Being able to just bake the cert into our containers at build time would make this...

> I also am wondering aloud if there's a healthcheck built into the container image. > > > > GitHub cites Redis and PostgreSQL container images as examples of container...

@wallyrion - When the WIP is done, why don't you PR it into the main project readme? Looks great bud