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So the way I usually deploy my Haskell apps is using a process that dbp made back in like 2014.
Push app to a deployment branch
CI builds the app with production flags
Use this script (more or less). The script copies the compiled executable + some other files from the host operating system into an empty folder. Then it imports all these files into the haskell-scratch minimal base image.
Push the image to AWS ECR and deploy to AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
I'd really like to try something new with Smooch, but I also love the minimalism of dbp's approach. I wonder if there's a way to update it for 2022. I'd also like to avoid using AWS.
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So the way I usually deploy my Haskell apps is using a process that dbp made back in like 2014.
I'd really like to try something new with Smooch, but I also love the minimalism of dbp's approach. I wonder if there's a way to update it for 2022. I'd also like to avoid using AWS.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: