[recipe] bookwyrm

[funkypenguin]

🤪 Sanity check

• I have searched and confirmed no existing open / closed issues, or open / closed PRs exist for this recipe
• I have confirmed that the app is actively supported by its developers (i.e., not deprecated or abandoned)

📜 Description

"Mastodon for books" :) (or "goodreads for mastodon")

🏠 Project Homepage

https://github.com/bookwyrm-social/bookwyrm

💬 Your Discord username

No response

🤹‍♀️ Orchestration Platform

• I'm interested deploying the app into Docker Swarm using manual editing and classic docker stack deploy
• I'm interested deploying the app into Docker Swarm using premix's automated ansible playbooks
• I'm interested deploying the app into Kubernetes using premix's helm charts

💍 Engagement

• I plan to test the recipe after publication and provide feedback
• I'm happy to provide community support in Discord re the recipe
• I plan to submit a PR for this recipe myself 🏆

Code of Conduct

• I agree to follow this Geek Cookbook's Code of Conduct

🔐 Authentication

The app provides its own, trustworthy authentication, or access control is unnecessary. I'd be happy exposing it to the internet

💼 Config Management

¯_(ツ)_/¯

💼 Connnectivity

The app requires inbound arbitrary TCP/UDP access, The app requires connectivity to other apps in its own stack (i.e., a database)

💾 Data persistence

The app needs access to its own persistent data (i.e. logs, database directory, etc)

🪂 Backup

The app requires an extra process to create backups for a file-based copy (i.e., a mysql database dump)

[curiousclinician]

This looks really interesting... I guess not enough interest?

[funkypenguin]

I’m interested - just a little swamped :) I’ll take another look!

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[curiousclinician]

Valid! Was thinking it might be nice to set one up for a local bookstore.

[funkypenguin]

That's a cool use-case :) For anything intended to be public / production, I'd be leaning towards k8s rather than swarm though, which particular platform is the most interesting for you?