doodba VS odooK8s

When we started the Odoo official container was a bag of shit. We standardised on https://github.com/tecnativa/doodba as a base instead. It's bundled with a whole bunch of tools that are helpful, but it's really opinionated on workflow, and may not work for you. There are a number of partners who have similar variations (camptocamp for example have https://github.com/camptocamp/docker-odoo-project) which add more and more tools which are useful overtime.

Check out Doodba - https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba - which supports stuff like this.

You are missing stuff.

In development mode with inotify you get python hot code reloading. In development mode the XML (with a handful of exceptions regarding menus, and ir.actions) will be read from disk on reload.

At work we use Dockerized Odoo based on a [Doodba](https://github.com/Tecnativa/doodba). We use [click-odoo](https://github.com/acsone/click-odoo) to manage module upgrades (amongst other things). Dev workflow is largely managed through [invoke](https://www.pyinvoke.org/) tasks.

I do wish there was hot code reloading for the views (xml), but realistically if you’re making an app of any complexity the views in the backend are the small part and likely not where you are spending the majority of your time.

Website stuff is absolutely 100% stuck in the past at the moment, imho.

That repo looks pretty handy thank you! I'm also working on a little repo myself for deploying Odoo on Microk8s: https://github.com/joeltgray/odooK8s

Hey everyone! I've been working on a project that revolves around deploying Odoo Community 16 on Kubernetes (microk8s to be specific). I've constructed a system that deploys Odoo and a PostgreSQL database as separate pods within the same namespace, aiming for a seamless, scalable deployment of this open-source ERP solution. My project includes a Dockerfile for building Odoo Community 16 from source, with all dependencies correctly installed and a thorough setup for the Odoo environment. I'm currently in the phase of testing and improving it, hopefully to do a first release once the repo is stable - there's still many issues with it at the minute. However, as we all know, no project can reach its full potential in a vacuum, and I believe in the power of community engagement and peer-review. Therefore, I'm reaching out to all of you, seeking your valuable input and feedback on my project. The repo link: https://github.com/joeltgray/odooK8s.git