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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ It doesn't work!!
I maintain a single box with 30+ services and I refuse to let Kubernetes make my life miserable so I stick with Docker Compose. YAML is a pain in the butt and most of my docker-compose.yml files are full of the same stuff like tons of Traefik tags. Nix is a powerful language that can replace most of the bloat with function calls. It's like [Jsonnet](https://jsonnet.org) or [Dhall](https://dhall-lang.org) except harder to learn but [someone](https://github.com/hercules-ci/arion) already put all the work into making it work with Compose so that's why I picked it (also NixOS is dope).
The other part is that using Portainer is handy but it's kinda bloated and full of multi-node mumbo jumbo I really don't care about, staxman is a traditional multipage app that loads instantly even without a complex bundling/minimizing pipeline.
The other part is that using Portainer is handy but it's kinda bloated and full of multi-node mumbo jumbo I really don't care about, staxman focuses on single-node and is a traditional multipage app that loads instantly even without a complex bundling/minimizing pipeline.
Goal for this is to manage docker compose stacks from a web UI with glue code to enable gitops.