This looks incredible!
Is there a way to use this as a managed service?
Are you looking for independent partners/integrators?
Is there a way to use this as a managed service?
Are you looking for independent partners/integrators?
In a meantime, we provide different installation : - Docker compose: https://kestra.io/docs/administrator-guide/deployment/docker... - Kubernetes: https://kestra.io/docs/administrator-guide/deployment/kubern... - Jar: https://kestra.io/docs/administrator-guide/deployment/manual...
Kestra is not so complicated to be installed, for Kafka and Elasticsearch, you could use Amazon managed service or Aiven for example.
But be sure that we will provide a managed service as soon as possible
What's your position on other companies providing managed service of your project?
emteycz: I say go for it. If you get it up and running, let me know (email in profile) as I'm interested in trying it out as a managed service.
I have a friend who has a data/ops cloud service. He's been looking for something like this. However in that case Kestra would be hidden behind his abstraction, I guess.
You can see here your software already available as a fully managed service: https://elest.io/open-source/kestra
We do deployment, security, remote backups, vm snapshots, monitoring/alerts, automated OS & Software updates, and much more. We launched few weeks ago here on HN
There is a free trial, so you can start and get a working instance of Kestra in less than 5 minutes. Let me know what you think :)
In resume, all image exist with tag full containing all plugins
- git clone the project
- ./gradlew executableJar
- cp build/executable/* docker/app/kestra
- docker build -t myimage .
In resume, you just need to have an image providing java 11 and start the executable build by gradle
hope it help