govready/govready-q repository overview

⁠Sorry, but we've deprecated this repository and moved to multiple containers

In the early summer 2021, GovReady decided to stop replaced the single container approach with a more robust container stack. There was a debate internally of having a pre-built container vs building via a stack with each deployment.

In more than 50% of the deployments with which we helped customers and parties, the deployed GovReady-Q container was customized. Either the organization wanted to build on their base image, or some other customization was required. Handling configuration talking to a remote database was easy. Handling network and Infrastructure as Code automation configurations (reverse proxies, load balancers, pods, single sign-on) was not. We were building more and more variables and special handling into the container to support different deployment configurations. Keeping everything working was a problem.

We also think the general way forward with GovReady involves multiple containers and multiple services.

If enough interest exists for a single container version, we'll revisit. Please file your thoughts and requests at https://github.com/GovReady/govready-q/issues/⁠.

Also, we are happy to help you with your deployment so you don't have fight any gotchas in our code alone. Let us know at https://github.com/GovReady/govready-q/issues/⁠.

We're leaving this repo up for a bit just in case people are using the older containers.

To deploy GovReady-Q via containers visit our new stack deployment at GovReady Deployments⁠.