Question 1

How do I deploy a Node.js app with Exoframe?

Accepted Answer

Ensure your app has a Dockerfile, install the Exoframe client, and run 'exoframe deploy' in the project directory. Exoframe will automatically handle building and deploying the Docker container to your configured server.

Question 2

Does Exoframe support Kubernetes?

Accepted Answer

No, Exoframe is designed for Docker deployments and does not natively support Kubernetes. For Kubernetes-based workflows, you'd need to use tools like Helm or a dedicated Kubernetes management platform.

Question 3

Exoframe or Dokku: which should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Exoframe is more minimal and focused on simple, scriptable deployments with Docker, while Dokku offers a more feature-rich, Heroku-like experience with plugins. Pick Exoframe for lightweight control, Dokku for a broader PaaS feature set.

Question 4

How to set up HTTPS automatically with Exoframe?

Accepted Answer

Exoframe uses Traefik to automatically provision Let's Encrypt SSL certificates. Just deploy your project with a domain configured, and Traefik will handle the HTTPS setup, as mentioned in the README's automated HTTPS feature.

Question 5

Can I use Exoframe for microservices?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Exoframe supports complex recipes to deploy multi-service systems with a single command. Define your services in a recipe file, and Exoframe will manage their deployment and interconnections.

Question 6

Is Exoframe free and open-source?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Exoframe is fully open-source under the MIT license, so it's free to use and self-host. However, you must provide and manage your own server infrastructure for deployments.

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