Update to newer docker compose command.
From the docs: From July 2023 Compose V1 stopped receiving updates. It’s
also no longer available in new releases of Docker Desktop.
See the docs: https://docs.docker.com/compose/releases/migrate
I wrote some steps on how to automate non-Dockerized Actual starting up
with Linux systems using systemd. I'm using this on my server and so far
so good.
If this is too much for this page please consider putting it on its own
page. I think it's useful info for anyone who wants to do self-hosted on
a VPS with a non-Docker instance.
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Co-authored-by: Brandon Fotiu <bfotiu@bgsu.edu>
Quick whip through to try and standardis(z)e some language, looks like
the most common English in the docs is US English so I chose that one,
but if we'd prefer the Queen's then that's okay too.
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Co-authored-by: Ruben Olsen Lærk <ruben@lku.no>
docker compose down is not needed, and running it before pulling updated
images causes longer service downtime than required.
Simply running `docker compose up -d` after `docker compose pull` will
recreate all containers that changed (by either image version or other
settings in the compose file).
Fly.io no longer offers free cloud hosting; it is pay as you go with
actual usage billed monthly. I calculated between Pikapods $1.4 per
month and Fly.io's $1.5 per month and chose Pikapods since it's one
click and it's cheaper. If there's anything wrong in my calculations,
please let me know.
I have extended the PikaPods documentation to cater to non-technical
users. This should be quite straight forward.
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Co-authored-by: Ruben Olsen Lærk <ruben.olsen@dnb.no>
fly.io pricing details have changed for new users. new users can only
sign up for a pay-as-you-go plan where usage is billed monthly. as this
is about deploying actual, it should be aimed at new users, not
returning users with maybe-existing legacy plans(like the hobby plan)
details about the legacy plans can still be found at the linked page.
Hey, since I've been using Actual via Traefik for a few days now, I took
the time to add a little bit to the documentation in that regard. I hope
it fits so far. Please feel free to comment/improve anything.
