osama-ata makes Mike self-hostable in one command
A full Docker stack so you can run Mike on your own boxes instead of leaning on hosted cloud services.
osama-ata is turning Mike into something you can stand up entirely on your own infrastructure. The fork wires up a complete local deployment: a Postgres-based database stack, an in-house object store (MinIO, an open-source stand-in for Amazon S3), and an API gateway, all glued together so the whole system runs from a single compose file. Healthchecks, routing, and storage paths have been tuned to actually survive contact with a real Docker environment.
Tucked inside the deployment work is a genuine bug fix worth flagging: lookups for shared projects were silently returning nothing because of a quirk in how the database was being queried. That one is a correctness issue on the sharing feature itself, not a deployment detail - anyone running Mike is affected.
Spotted something wrong? Or know the PR text has fresher detail than the writeup above?