Personal thoughts on technical learnings and life in Tokyo.
I’m still in the middle of moving an existing web application into Docker! For my personal projects I refuse to use cloud hosts due to the cost. This means I get to have lots of fun figuring out the deployment pipeline that I normally wouldn’t have to worry about with a cloud host with managed container orchestration.
I’m currently working on moving an older Laravel/Apache app from bare metal installations into Docker containers, and am taking the opportunity to also see how it fares with nginx.
Django apparently has no equivalent of Laravel’s `sail share`. Since today’s Christmas, I rabbit holed a little into checking out how `sail share` works and whether I could spin something similar up myself.
In the Laravel ecosystem, there’s a first party development environment called Laravel Sail which takes care of your Docker containers. When I popped my first Django project up, I was looking for Django’s version of Sail, but it doesn’t seem like there’s a first party equivalent.