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long time no see

I kinda hit a roadblock and waiting till I got past it until posting a devlog, but that never happened.

That roadblock was trying to give each container a public ipv6 address. I was trying to get docker to expose ports on a specific ipv6 address on each container, but no matter what I did there still ended up being port conflicts.

I found a better alternative now though, which is writing a proxy service that binds to an ipv6 address, and forwards the traffic to the containers internal ipv4 address. This works, but now I need to write an API so my virtual server can specify a container name and ports to forward to a public address, and dynamically create these addresses

I still worked on other stuff though, so here’s what I have changed: (Sorry for massive devlog)

  1. The docker virtual server now syncs products automatically to the platform. Before it had to be done through a cURL command.
  2. Add a default postgres url to configuration
  3. Add a Key-Value input (UI library)
  4. Add support support for Key Value inputs to platform
  5. Allow users to configure volumes
  6. Simplify virtual server configuration by removing suboptions
  7. Allow regex validation for text inputs
  8. Fixes for KV Input: 1, 2
  9. Add a README
  10. Disable email verification by default
  11. Style scrollbar on chrome
  12. Make error message more detailed
  13. Allow users to specify port protocol with regex validation
  14. Add a database utility to makefile
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