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Document self-deployments
The entire platform, client and server code, is open-source and its code is in this repo. However, self-deployment is not documented anywhere so it makes it hard for someone to implement self-deployments by themselves without requiring help from Discord.
What we can do
Document, as a "getting started" step in the shuttle-service crate and in the README.md here, that self-deployment is an option and point to a small guide (probably another .md file in the root of the repo or a wiki page) which explains how to self-deploy.
Please also add an explicit license. Right now Cargo.toml's say license = "Apache-2.0" (https://github.com/shuttle-hq/shuttle/search?q=license) but that isn't good enough for lawyers.
The documentation in the Terraform module should be enough to get anyone started for now.
The module will be published to Terraform with proper documentation in the near future :smile:
What is the succesor of documentation in the Terraform module? ( today, 2023-01-14, it was responding with "404 Not Found")
What is the succesor of documentation in the Terraform module? ( today, 2023-01-14, it was responding with "404 Not Found")
Looks like the Terraform modules were made private - at some point it's planned that the repo will be made public again (once all sanity/safety checking is complete).
Discord thread ref: https://discord.com/channels/803236282088161321/1061219495114453052
Hey there :) I know stuff takes time, but I'd really love to see this happen, as I feel I only want to invest in the ecosystem when I'm sure ai could eject from dependency on the company if necessary.
And I like to self-host the stuff I run 😇
Hey @tennox! While we realize this is important to a lot of people, we are not able to prioritize the work needed to make it easy to bring your own cloud at the moment, but it is on our long-term roadmap. For more information on the current state of self-hosting, see the last entry of our FAQ: https://docs.shuttle.rs/support/faq
While we did plan to, and we may consider it as an intermediate solution in the future, making our IaC repository (terraform/pulumi/ansible) public has been put on hold. It is currently undergoing major changes, and we are not able to prioritize testing, documenting and maintaining it as a solution for self-hosting yet.
@oddgrd, could we move the discussion from this closed issue into an open discussion about selfhosting? https://github.com/shuttle-hq/shuttle/discussions/976
