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Interest in a local/dev mode for small jobs or development #82
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Yes - this local mode could be local execution engine, local queue manager, etc; happy to discuss |
Started working on this yesterday but I'm a golang noob so some of the implementation was more involved than I thought at first. Anyways. I'll probably work on this more time permitting. Very interested in this project. |
Hello, Updates on this? It would be a really useful feature for people having their own infrastructure. Thank you |
I have not had time to work on this.
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Updates on this? It would be a really useful feature for people having
their own infrastructure.
Thank you
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Okay, thank you!
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Not sure if an issue is the right place to discuss this but... I'm thinking about forking this project and adding a local mode that devs could use to test flottila or you could use on prem if you're team has a huge vm. My vision for local mode if the following:
Does this sound interesting to anyone else's use case? Interested to get others thoughts on this.
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