Hi Ioan, Thanks for the reply.
I know this what you stated about Kubernetes and Docker images. But that is not about the point I was asking about. My apologies if it didn't trigger the right bells. You talked about not having a clear way of loading data (I presume seed, and maybe seed-ext) into the database of an OFBiz implementation (either in a Docker environment, or a Kubernetes setup, on prem or off prem), and this is what I am driving at: 1. An OFBiz implementation with Apache Derby (whatever the environment) s not suitable for production. It is suitable for development. Every user, like me, doesn't use OFBiz in combination with Derby as production environment. It can be used for testing (SIT, UAT), but as you say, loading data into the database can be a problem with given means for Derby.; 2. An OFBiz implementation with a production grade rdbms underneath is suitable for production. And it is suitable for testing. Most implementation will have the OFBiz implementation not on the same as the rdbms is. In both cases, loading of data into the underlying rdbms is an issue solvable. in the first case, we have scripts for that available. In the second case, devops will have their ways to load data into the rdbms directly (with sql scripts) before firing up (running OFBiz). Met vriendelijke groet, Pierre Smits *Proud* *contributor** of* Apache OFBiz <https://ofbiz.apache.org/> since 2008 (without privileges) Proud contributor to the ASF since 2006 *Apache Directory <https://directory.apache.org>, PMC Member* On Mon, Nov 29, 2021 at 1:39 AM Eugen Stan <eugen.s...@netdava.com> wrote: > Hello Alexis, Pierre, > > Alexis: if you have any questions or a specific interest, et me know on > ofbiz slack channel, ask on email or open an issue on the chart repository. > > What are your plans for this? > What are your interests? > Are you currently running ofbiz in a dev/prod environment? > > > Pierre, see my reply bellow: > > On 28.11.2021 11:15, Pierre Smits wrote: > > Hi Ioan, > > > > Would you say that OFBiz in Kubernetes is more geared towards a > production > > environment, and OFBiz in Docker is more geared towards a development > > environment? > > > > kubernetes will use the same docker image IMO so depends on your setup > and preference. > Kubernetes is backed up by major cloud providers (you get hosting > offerings) and not so much for docker clusters (beyond one server). > > This is of course debatable, and in the end left to the end user. > > Hope this helps, > -- > Eugen Stan > > +40770 941 271 / https://www.netdava.com
