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@@ -15,16 +15,14 @@ Gordon is a tool written in Go that aims to simplify the deployment of your cont
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1616 - **Ease of use**: Deploy container images effortlessly using the command **`gordon deploy`**.
1717 - **Self-Hosted**: Operates within your existing self-hosted environment and don't interfere with your setup.
18-- **Self-Update**: The client can update itself to the latest version with `gordon update`. The backend is updated by pulling the latest image from ghcr.io.
19-- **Web UI**: Provides a simple web UI to manage your deployments, domains, exposed ports, and more.
18+- **Self-Updated**: The client can update itself to the latest version with `gordon update`. The backend is updated by pulling the latest image from ghcr.io.
19+- **Minimal WebUI**: Provides a simple web UI to manage your deployments, domains, exposed ports. Using a very minimal stack (sqlite3, Go templates, HTMX and Tailwind CSS).
20+- **Simple authentication**: Use Github OAuth to authenticate with the web UI and a token for the CLI.
2021 - **Automated Routing**: Collaborates with Traefik to automatically route your application to your desired domain or subdomain.
2122 - **One binary**: Gordon follows the Golang philosophy of keeping things simple, offering a single binary for all functionalities.
22-- **Minimal stack**: Sqlite3 (no ORM) for the db, the web UI is built using Go templates, HTMX and Tailwind CSS
23-- **Simple authentication**: Use Github OAuth to authenticate with the web UI and a token for the CLI.
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2524 ![Demo Deploy](assets/vhs/demo_deploy.gif?raw=true)
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2826 ## **Why ?**
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3028 I needed a simple tool that would automate the process of quickly spin up my web apps and preferably not on someone else's computer. And since I wanted to learn Go, I decided to build it myself.
@@ -15,16 +15,14 @@ Gordon is a tool written in Go that aims to simplify the deployment of your cont
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16 - **Ease of use**: Deploy container images effortlessly using the command **`gordon deploy`**.16 - **Ease of use**: Deploy container images effortlessly using the command **`gordon deploy`**.
17 - **Self-Hosted**: Operates within your existing self-hosted environment and don't interfere with your setup.17 - **Self-Hosted**: Operates within your existing self-hosted environment and don't interfere with your setup.
18-- **Self-Update**: The client can update itself to the latest version with `gordon update`. The backend is updated by pulling the latest image from ghcr.io.18+- **Self-Updated**: The client can update itself to the latest version with `gordon update`. The backend is updated by pulling the latest image from ghcr.io.
19-- **Web UI**: Provides a simple web UI to manage your deployments, domains, exposed ports, and more.19+- **Minimal WebUI**: Provides a simple web UI to manage your deployments, domains, exposed ports. Using a very minimal stack (sqlite3, Go templates, HTMX and Tailwind CSS).
20+- **Simple authentication**: Use Github OAuth to authenticate with the web UI and a token for the CLI.
20 - **Automated Routing**: Collaborates with Traefik to automatically route your application to your desired domain or subdomain.21 - **Automated Routing**: Collaborates with Traefik to automatically route your application to your desired domain or subdomain.
21 - **One binary**: Gordon follows the Golang philosophy of keeping things simple, offering a single binary for all functionalities.22 - **One binary**: Gordon follows the Golang philosophy of keeping things simple, offering a single binary for all functionalities.
22-- **Minimal stack**: Sqlite3 (no ORM) for the db, the web UI is built using Go templates, HTMX and Tailwind CSS
23-- **Simple authentication**: Use Github OAuth to authenticate with the web UI and a token for the CLI.
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25 ![Demo Deploy](assets/vhs/demo_deploy.gif?raw=true)24 ![Demo Deploy](assets/vhs/demo_deploy.gif?raw=true)
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28 ## **Why ?**26 ## **Why ?**
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30 I needed a simple tool that would automate the process of quickly spin up my web apps and preferably not on someone else's computer. And since I wanted to learn Go, I decided to build it myself.28 I needed a simple tool that would automate the process of quickly spin up my web apps and preferably not on someone else's computer. And since I wanted to learn Go, I decided to build it myself.

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