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Hi all. I am a little confused, some of the website/documentation talks about a production version coming soon but then other discussions talk about people being to use the docker compose example on the Github. This page that lists how to get it running with a docker compose: Mentions specifically this is for a temporary testing setup. So are we still waiting for a production 1.0 version or should the docker compose page be updated to say this can be used in production/live now? |
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We currently have a so called „rolling release“. This is good for testing and evaluation. We are now working on a 2.0.0 release which will be our first production release. We are changing the storage implementation from decomposed to posix. For you that means, migrating from 1.0.0 to 2.0.0 all user data needs to be wiped. From 2.0.0 onwards, we will support the production use of openCloud and all user data is kept. This is the reasoning behind that. |
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@Dimtar that mostly depends on what you want to do with it. Our rolling releases (published after each 3 week sprint cycle, another one coming today or tomorrow) has pretty good quality, there is an extensive test suite running on every change. You might encounter "unfinished" new features (as in: not feature complete, but usable) and ui glitches. We don't offer support subscriptions on the rolling release (or at least needs to be discussed). A lot of people are running those rolling releases in their home lab or as smaller instances. In this particular case: If you're looking for setting up a production instance / something new, we'll change the default storage driver from |
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Thank you @kulmann and @micbar Seems like I am going to wait until 2.0 and thats fine with me, thanks. |
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@Dimtar that mostly depends on what you want to do with it. Our rolling releases (published after each 3 week sprint cycle, another one coming today or tomorrow) has pretty good quality, there is an extensive test suite running on every change. You might encounter "unfinished" new features (as in: not feature complete, but usable) and ui glitches. We don't offer support subscriptions on the rolling release (or at least needs to be discussed). A lot of people are running those rolling releases in their home lab or as smaller instances.
In this particular case: If you're looking for setting up a production instance / something new, we'll change the default storage driver from
decomposedFSto…