Deploy Your Own Productivity System Using Containers

In this video, we explore AFFiNE, a local-first platform that empowers users with complete control over their data while providing rich editing features for managing knowledge. Highlights of AFFiNE include its seamless offline collaborative editing capabilities, a user-friendly interface for creating and organizing content, and the option to sync files online through AFFiNE Cloud for greater accessibility and collaboration.
I cover that explaining the use of local containers to create the deployment while using docker compose, lazy docker and other useful tricks I run locally for productive container usage.
This video was sponsored by Affine. For more details on how to leverage AFFiNE for your projects, visit their homepage: affine.pro
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LINKS
▶ github.com/jesseduffield/lazy...
▶ excalidraw.com/
▶ github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-...
▶ github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-...
⏱ Timestamps
00:00 - Intro
01:00 - Using Docker to deploy Affine
03:42 - What is Affine
05:07 - Excalidraw
05:30 - Philosophy and Contianers
07:17 - Lazy Docker
#opensource #productivity #docker #containers #devops #software #oss #dev #ops

[@PetrSzturc]

Thanks for exploring these tools.

[@wasaabbi]

Thanks for the vid, as always high end quality

[@AlexanderYaremchuk]

big thing in Lazy is not just ? but ? followed by / which allows to filter the list

[@PavelMalinov]

Missed you at kunecon. Still an amazing video. But also doing container at large scale is hard as f

[@devopstoolbox]

Ah! Next time mate 😉
Yep containers in scale is super hard no doubt. That’s why K8s is eating the world

[@zaneearldufour]

News: redis is no longer open source

[@devopstoolbox]

Yup. Waiting for the fork like everyone 🤷‍♂️