I have, I don't have my yml on hand today, but ping me later if I forget and I'll grab it for you. I do have one problem where the cache pvc continuously runs out of storage, but other than that it's been stable
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That would be most helpful, thanks 🙏
It's generic advice, but check kompose - it can translate docker compose yml into a bunch of k8s objects, as far as it sensibly can.
The mose issues can come from setting up volumes, since docker has different expectations towards the underlying filesystem.
It does save a bunch of work of rewriting everything by hand.
The docker compose ist almost copy paste. Not quite sure what the difficulty is?
I mean going fronm docker compose to a k8s setup. The Docker compose version is no problem.