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Flux
Flux is a lightweight self-hosted pseudo-PaaS for hosting Golang web apps with ease. Built on top of Buildpacks and Docker, Flux simplifies the deployment process with a focus on similicity, speed, and reliability.
Features
- Blue-Green Deployments: Deploy new versions of your app without downtime
- Simplify Deployment: Flux takes care of the deployment process, so you can focus on writing your app
- Flexible Configuration: Easily configure your app with
flux.json - Automatic Container Management: Steamline your app with automatic container management
Dependencies
- Go
- ZQDGR
- Buildpacks (daemon only)
- Docker (daemon only)
Intallation
Daemon
To install and start the Flux daemon using ZQDGR, run the following command:
# method 1
zqdgr build:daemon
sudo ./fluxd
# method 2
FLUXD_ROOT_DIR=$PWD/fluxdd zqdgr run:daemon
Important
CGO is required to build the daemon due to the use of mattn/go-sqlite3
CLI
Install the CLI using the following command:
go install github.com/juls0730/flux/cmd/flux@latest
Configuration
Daemon
Flux daemon looks for a confgiuration file in /var/fluxd/config.json but can be configured by setting $FLUXD_ROOT_DIR to the directory where you want all fluxd files to be stored.
{
"builder": "paketobuildpacks/builder-jammy-tiny"
}
builder: The buildpack builder to use (default:paketobuildpacks/builder-jammy-tiny)
Daemon Settings
- Default port: 5647 (Daemon server)
- Reverse Proxy Port: 7465 (configurable via
FLUXD_PROXY_PORTenvironment variable)
CLI
The CLI looks for a configuration file in ~/.config/flux/config.json:
{
"daemon_url": "http://127.0.0.1:5647"
}
daemon_url: The URL of the daemon to connect to (default:http://127.0.0.1:5647)
Commands
Flux <command>
Available commands:
init: Initialize a new projectdeploy: Deploy an applicationstart: Start an applicationstop: Stop an applicationdelete: Delete an applicationlist: View application logs
Project Configuration (flux.json)
flux.json is the configuration file in the root of your proejct that defines deployment settings:
{
"name": "my-app",
"url": "myapp.example.com",
"port": 8080,
"env_file": ".env",
"environment": ["DEBUG=true"]
}
Configuration Options
name: The name of the projecturl: Domain for the applicationport: Web server's listening portenv_file: Path to environment variable fileenvironment: Additional environment variables
Deployment Notes
- After deploying an app, point your domain to the Flux reverse proxy
- Ensure the Host header is sent with your requests
Contributing
Found a bug, or have something you think would make Flux better? Submit an issue or pull request.
License
Flux is licensed with the MIT license