Grampsweb on kubernetes - Part 5: Main family tree database
In the previous part we configured Grampsweb to use external PostgreSQL databases for the Users and Search index. In this part we will replace the default SQ...
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Grampsweb on kubernetes - Part 4: User and Search index databases
In the previous guides we have added a ConfigMap and a Secret to our Grampsweb instance. Now we will replace the file-based SQLite databases used by Grampswe...
Grampsweb on kubernetes - Part 3: Adding a Secret
We have previously moved all non-confidential configuration to a ConfigMap, now we will add a Secret.
Grampsweb on kubernetes - Part 2: Common ConfigMap
Let’s improve the basic setup we did in part 1 by moving the configuration into a configmap that can be shared between Grampsweb and Celery
Grampsweb on kubernetes - Part 1: Basic deployment
I am working on documenting my family tree, and as I was searching for a self hosted alternative for the paid options (mainly MyHeritage) I came across Gramp...
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