so the latest info is that kadira will Shutdown on 15. Mai.
We are currently using kadira.io and so I was trying to run kadira on our own server.
I cloned https://github.com/kadira-open/kadira-server
I was trying to build the docker container with docker-compose build. This Failed.
So I was trying to run everything directly after some hours I stopped frustrated.
Then I found https://github.com/kadira-io where are no dockerfiles anymore and there is no documentation how to run kadira.
Will there be docker container published until Mai 15?
Or will there be a guide how-to setup Kadira ?
Unfortunately @sashko mentioned in some posts and a youtube video that the MDG staff won’t reply to any requests regarding the self-hosting of Kadira APM.
So we gotta figure it out ourselves. But I am definitely with you that someone familiar with this topic would help the community a lot by writing just a couple of lines of what to do to self host it.
I still don’t get the MDG move
So they buy the unique APM for meteor, they open source it but without any instructions how to run it and they offer the service only to Meteor Galaxy users?
Why don’t they do something just like Optics?
A service everybody can use even if you are not using Galaxy?
I don’t really get it…
And at least some help or a docker container to easily deploy our own instance of Kadira… but nothing.
Amazing move
@arunoda can you maybe help us. The last request from the community
I am very interested in this, the move by MDG is really incomprehensible. I just fail to understand why they did not put a couple man-hours into making this even remotely more easy for the community. Do they not understand that some of their users can simply not, under almost any condition, use galaxy…?
I am the project owner of https://github.com/kadira-io, I am knowledgeable of how the APM runs and works, kadira.io is a place for the community to try get involved in stripping out areas of the apm that are no longer relevant, re-branding, documentation and UI refresh setup docker
MDG did presumably pay Arunoda for it, and then open sourced it immediately, that’s not bad. Just wait a week or two. There’s already a working docker image, now it’s just a matter of cleaning things up.
