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hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

I love dokku, used it back in 2016. It’s a great project. I never understood the decision around the plugin ecosystem

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

yeah but not really... mushak is zero config

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

Thanks man would love to hear feedback when u tried it

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

It’s regular vitepress and changed just the config for colors and added the footer bar with a vue component

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

I actually tried uncloud. Believe it or not I was too dumb to get it to work…

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

Give it a try it’s meant to be barebone and easy

hmontazerion Show HN: Mushak – Zero config zero downtime Docker/Compose to server deployment

Hi all,

I made Mushak out of frustrtaion. There are many amazing tools out there these days to deploy your apps to your own servers. I've used a shell script to deploy my apps many years (using Docker and Compose since 2016 or so).

Although tools like Dokku, Coolify and Kamal exists (and they are amazing) they all have tradeoffs. Dokku comes with the plugin system when it comes to DBs etc. which I don't like. Coolify since v4 it has 4 containers running to get started. Kamal is pretty awesome but the build process and config file which is mandatory and also secrets management is time consuming to get up and running.

Mushak is very simple. If you have A Docker or compose file, it should JUST WORK.

Create a .env.prod file in, and it will detect it and pushes it to the server if you want. You'll deploy to prod faster than you can believe it with zero config out of the box.

Hope this will help anyone out there, I really enjoy deploying my apps with it. Documentation will also clarify the architectural choices.

Best, Hamed

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ps. This is actually running on my Mac mini m4

hmontazerion Ticker: Don't die of heart disease

Triglyceride-to-HDL Ratio (TG/HDL)

Interpretation: • < 2.0: Insulin sensitive • 2.0–3.9: Moderate insulin resistance risk • ≥ 4.0: High likelihood of insulin resistance

Your ratio = 5.0 → Suggests likely insulin resistance.

hmontazerion Don't compete

Love this. I believe you should ask yourself, what would I do if money and status wasn’t a thing. We get programmed from a young age that succeeding in life is to become a multimillionaire or super star in something. This is not a good message for young ppl struggling to find self worth…

hmontazerion Show HN: ParserPete – Make every website a JSON API

Here is a ReqBin to quickly test it:

https://reqbin.com/rw8ahyrj

hmontazerion Show HN: Scorch – A Free Tool to Organise and Evaluate Your Startup Ideas

Hi I tried it, it gives me very similar scoring. Not sure if this helps make a decision. Best H.

hmontazerion Show HN: Autotab – Programmable AI browser for turning web tasks into APIs

I don't read docs. Didn't get it to work the way I wanted... It needs simplification.

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Hi @all,

I've built this out of frustration.

Have you ever tried sending large files to someone?

You either have to upload it to your drive and share it there, which will cost you storage space based on the subscription plan you have it can be painful. Then you need to wait for that person you're sharing the files with to download it and let you know so you can remove it again, etc.

Another way is to use a service that specialized in that, like WeTransfer. But they most of the time have a pricing model that forces you into a monthly or annual subscription if you're trying to send something bigger than 2GB.

Why does everything have to be a freaking subscription?

aerofile is MY answer to that problem. Just upload and pay ONCE for the size of files you're sharing. That's it, not more, not less.

I'm going nuts. I really don't want to manage yet another subscriptions. So I spend 2 weeks building this. Enjoy or not...

PS. If ppl are interested in something like this, I'm going to make a whole suit of products out of this. Someone needs to do something about this whole subscription problem. At least from my POV.

Peace!

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

I have no problems with news sites using ads to make bucks, but the overloaded design makes it hard for me to get what the site is actually about, news!

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

It is single column on small screens like phone

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

yes plus html parsing the content page

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

Yeah, I used hono.dev to write it. So much fun! took me an hour or so...

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

Thanks for the reply. You're right, it is written with ChatGPT as you already mentioned ENG isn't my first language. Basically just lazy TBH.

hmontazerion A Readable Techcrunch Feed

When I first started using TechCrunch, I found myself overwhelmed with the cluttered and overloaded user interface, which made it difficult to quickly find the information I was looking for.

That's why I decided to create "A Readable TechCrunch Feed," a simplified version of TechCrunch that focuses on delivering the most important news and updates in a clean and easy-to-read format. As I developed the tool, I found myself constantly frustrated with the bloated and cluttered nature of the original TechCrunch site, and I knew that others in the tech community would benefit from a streamlined version that focused solely on the content.

Overall, I created this tool out of a desire to improve the user experience for others who share my frustration with the overloaded UI of TechCrunch. By simplifying the site and making it easier to navigate, I hope to help others stay up-to-date on the latest tech news and trends without feeling overwhelmed or bogged down by excessive information.

hmontazerion Ask HN: Shortcut for Commands

Good idea! Let me figure this out :)

hmontazerion Ask HN: Shortcut for Commands

thanks, will check that out!

hmontazerion Building GitHub with Ruby on Rails

Ruby and Rails are the single reasons why my previous startup worked out. We had a small engineering team and had to move incredibly fast. Without the magic we wouldn’t have been able to ship at insane speed. I tattooed the ruby logo on my arm as this was an absolute life changer for me. Having financial freedom now lets me spend so much time with my kids. I’ll be forever grateful.

hmontazerion Ask HN: Should I build an open source alternative to TypeForm

http://penform.dev

To make the link clickable...

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After login I get 404

hmontazerion Helping mentally ill people in the Philippines (2022)

I know this sounds weird but my relationships have improved significantly since I started showing my emotions. Specially being able to cry in front of my wife really opened up the gates to the full spectrum of emotions in our relationship. Stigmatization of this subject really sucks…

hmontazerion Wtfdoesthiscompanydo.vercel.app

Basically when GPT can’t parse your landingpage it means google can’t either…

hmontazerion LastPass user vaults stolen in recent hack

That’s the reason why passwordless is the way to go…

hmontazerion Ask HN: Do you see value in a social cooking product?

Thanks for sharing. Funny enough before Covid we did something similar, I think that’s how the idea ended up on my list.

I remember also having “date nights” with my gf (now wife) when we lived on different continents.

We would cook the same meal and walk through the steps while chat about it. Like I just did this, r u ready etc.

hmontazerion Ask HN: Do you see value in a social cooking product?

Thanks for sharing. I totally get it those days making someone download an app is a huge ask .

However the asynchronous part you mentioned is interesting and maybe something to think about, I always imagined it as a live thing where you discuss and learn together real time…