Josh Curl

Definitely looking forward to a Kubernetes based installation that's simply `kubectl apply -f ...`. Removing the dependency on Ansible and host requirements like Python would be great.

Good catch! We'll fix this. > The way docker generally handles this is to associate credentials to the corresponding registry domain. So being able to specify that in the /etc/deviceplane/registry_auth...

We have a flag on the controller to only allow emails from a certain domain. https://github.com/deviceplane/deviceplane/blob/master/cmd/controller/main.go#L56 Does that work for your use case?

With regards to environment variables, can we use the defaults that Kingpin provides instead? https://godoc.org/github.com/alecthomas/kingpin#Application.DefaultEnvars This would be better than having to manually add environment variables for each flag

Can you give a little more context? Was this using cloud.deviceplane.com or the self-hosted version? Can you reach `cloud.deviceplane.com` (or your self-hosted backend) from the device?

> How can I get some form of status via DevicePlane on what is going wrong? If you look on the page for a device, you should see the service...

Deviceplane previously handled Docker deployments, but these features have been deprecated. Connecting to Docker is a legacy artifact. A new version of the agent (2.0) without this quick will be...

We do [interpolation on application configs from the CLI](https://deviceplane.com/docs/operating/cli/#environment-interpolation), so you could do something like this: ``` myService: image: foo environment: - API_KEY=$API_KEY ``` I still agree supporting `env_file` would...

If I'm reading things correctly it seems like the root reason is to avoid polymorphic fields, like `env` would be if both of the following syntaxes were valid. ``` env:...

I'm not sure why exposing the `config` package would cause any problems. It sounds like the best solution here. I've ran into a lot of similar limitations with `APIProject`. I've...