Thanks! I built this by refactoring out the core technology which hook.io uses in production and put it into a separate open-source project.
By design, Microcule operates without needing containers or virtual machines. It's up to the user how they wish to isolate their services. I have heard from a few users who have successfully incorporated Microcule with Docker in production.
By design, Microcule operates without needing containers or virtual machines. It's up to the user how they wish to isolate their services. I have heard from a few users who have successfully incorporated Microcule with Docker in production.
see: https://github.com/stackvana/microcule#no-containers