clojure-austin

https://www.meetup.com/Austin-Clojure-Meetup/
david.arenas 2018-02-17T00:09:56.000122Z

Same here. Would be great to talk about this. At work we currently deploy most everything using Docker, specifically Docker Swarm (Although we are migrating to K8). The clojure app we've done uses immutant, and we have a simple multi-stage Dockerfile and a 'Stack' compatible docker-compose to deploy on the cluster. Lastly, if you like heroku, there is also herokuish which basically brings a heroku like environment to Docker, and requires almost zero config/docker knowledge.

2018-02-17T20:36:00.000020Z

We deploy in a very non-traditional way, building arch linux packages for our clojure services.

2018-02-17T20:36:46.000010Z

I was originally hired on at ThreatGRID to get us running inside immutant. It was pretty straightforward, but ultimately ops vetoed that decisisons

2018-02-17T20:43:31.000043Z

They did not want to manage a big blob app server. They much preferred managing independent services

2018-02-17T20:44:19.000085Z

Iā€™m actually not sure what the current state of immutant is

clojuregeek 2018-02-17T22:57:52.000096Z

well i'd like to know a way to deploy a clojure app anyway other than heroku šŸ™‚

clojuregeek 2018-02-17T22:58:02.000009Z

how was Clojure SYNC?