This will tie nicely into my favorite way to deploy services these days:
1. Use PyInfra to set up Docker and Tailscale on remote hosts and any other setup. Open the Docker port to your Tailnet.
2. Use the Docker provider for Terraform to set up and manage containers on those hosts from your dev machine or from a CI/CD tool. Tailscale allows containers on different machines to communicate privately, or you can open a port to the web.
This makes for such an easy-to-use and bulletproof setup. In the past I would have used Kubernetes but I've come to realize that's overkill for anything I do and way harder to debug.
1. Use PyInfra to set up Docker and Tailscale on remote hosts and any other setup. Open the Docker port to your Tailnet.
2. Use the Docker provider for Terraform to set up and manage containers on those hosts from your dev machine or from a CI/CD tool. Tailscale allows containers on different machines to communicate privately, or you can open a port to the web.
This makes for such an easy-to-use and bulletproof setup. In the past I would have used Kubernetes but I've come to realize that's overkill for anything I do and way harder to debug.