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That would be amazing. Could you check out the runtimes readme and contribution guides ? There are instructions to help :) https://github.com/open-runtimes/open-runtimes
Backblaze, Linode and Wasabi coming soon https://github.com/utopia-php/storage/pull/32
Looks great! I see that you even have a Godot plugin. Could you tell me a bit how AppWrite would compare to something more gaming-related like Nakama?
https://github.com/utopia-php/database/pull/107 It's actively being worked on and should be ready really soon. Just some minor tweaks
None of this is your fault, of course, I'm just glad you have a multi-container setup and that you at least provide a straight forward docker-compose that can be transposed pretty easily. baserow's has been a lot more annoying to untangle
Shoulda been more clear, sorry; I don't use docker or docker swarm. I'm using nomad as my orchestration system (and the cluster I have running at home is exclusively podman nodes, so no docker even). I need to rewrite the docker-compose in nomad's HCL format, which usually this only takes a few minutes but appwrite's docker-compose is pretty dense. I might write a script to do it, tbh.