People have it backwards.
replyIf you have an app and you want to run a single app yeah silly to look for K8s.
If you have a beefy server or two you want to utilize fully and put as many apps on it without clashing dependencies you want to use K8s or docker or other containers. Where K8s enables you to go further.
That looks pretty interesting. Is it being used in production yet (I mean serious installs) ?
replyYes but at small scale. Myself and a handful of others from our Discord run it in production. The core build/push/deploy workflows are stable and most of the heavy lifting at runtime is done by battle-tested projects: Docker, Caddy, WireGuard, Corrosion from Fly.io.
replyRadboud University recently announced they're rolling it out for managing containers across the faculty which is the most "serious install" I know about, but there could be other: https://cncz.science.ru.nl/en/news/2026-04-15_uncloud/
Did you improve the security concerns? E.g the way it executes in a `curl | bash` level. I was a bit concerned about that.
replyTBF, the documentation says you can download and review the script, then run it. Or use other methods like a homebrew or (unofficial) Debian package, or you can just install the binary where you want it, which is all the install.sh script (107 lines, 407 words) does.
replyhttps://uncloud.run/docs/getting-started/install-cli/#instal...
I mean how commands are run on the servers - indirectly or indirectly. It's likely a code quality issue?
replythis is dope work.
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