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