One thing I mulled over was deployment methods, there are a whole myriad of them whether it's the standard slapping down a service and binding to a port or one of the more trendy options like Docker which look to scale large scale systems.
Docker in particular has come up a few times, although the time sink to fully research it, implement it, document it, etc. is fairly significant and we haven't quite finished up the addition of systemd services as a way to simplify administration yet.
In addition, managing containers will require a degree of tooling we don't currently have, although we have a barebones Dockerfile at https://github.com/Azareal/gosora-docker for the more adventurous.
It might be a powerful tool, but I'd like to see how much interest there is in it first, and if any from prospective users, it will likely be deferred to v0.2 (Q4 2018) or v0.3 (Q2 2019).
Docker in particular has come up a few times, although the time sink to fully research it, implement it, document it, etc. is fairly significant and we haven't quite finished up the addition of systemd services as a way to simplify administration yet.
In addition, managing containers will require a degree of tooling we don't currently have, although we have a barebones Dockerfile at https://github.com/Azareal/gosora-docker for the more adventurous.
It might be a powerful tool, but I'd like to see how much interest there is in it first, and if any from prospective users, it will likely be deferred to v0.2 (Q4 2018) or v0.3 (Q2 2019).