a-tabaza/mike
A self-hosted Mike setup that packages the service and its supporting systems into one local deployment.
a-tabaza is shaping Mike for people who want to run it themselves. The fork packages the application with the services it needs for data, sign-in, file storage, and routing, so a local installation can come up as one coordinated stack.
The only identity signal available is the GitHub handle a-tabaza. The direction is clear: make Mike easier to deploy and operate outside a hosted environment. GitHub has the implementation detail for readers who want it.
What's in it
- One-command local stack Brings the application and its supporting services up together for self-hosted use.
- Built-in sign-in service Includes an authentication layer as part of the local deployment.
- Local file storage Provides a storage service alongside the application.
Direction
infrastructure
Activity
A new local Docker setup lets teams evaluate Mike with its core services running on their own machine.
Threads of work (detailed view)
a-tabaza makes Mike easier to self-host
A new local Docker setup lets teams evaluate Mike with its core services running on their own machine.