I mean, you had to...

I find it only be to be buggy on days that end in Y. Particularly if you're trying to use AirPlay 🙃

Just found the thread, how disappointing!

The director/cinematographer and Ben Stiller mentioned that it was all done practically in the latest episode of their podcast. Amazing work.

Is Remote Laravel now in the works?

Sorry to hear it man, I’ve always enjoyed hearing you on there.

No problem. I remember digging into this API last year when I was contributing to revise_auth and was pretty impressed by it

github.com/excid3/revis...

Seems like you could accomplish this with ‘generate_token_for’

api.rubyonrails.org/classes/Acti...

If you use/pay for GitHub you can push your images to their container registry. Just swap out the server URL and use a GitHub token for your password

bsky.app/profile/kyle...

One of my apps requires iframes for integrating with LMSs and there are definitely hoops to jump through.

Sounds like you have a handle on it but if you need to bounce ideas/questions off of anyone let me know!

Nice. I like the addition of creating a non-root user for deployment too.

The only other thing I did after that was update the URL and use the GitHub token instead, as you can see in my screenshot above

Here's a little script/scratch pad I put together, but I'd also love to see what others are doing/recommend:

gist.github.com/kylekeesling...

I used a token that I generated under my user account, but under my org's settings I made sure this was enabled to allow me to push the images directly to it

Your Org > Settings Tab > Personal access tokens (left menu bar) > Settings

It's also worth noting that you should take a few extra steps to secure your VPS machines. I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere officially but I think it should be.

I created a little script/template to make it easy to turn off password SSH sessions as well as enable UFW and fail2ban.

In the long term not needing a hosted registry will be nice for some folks. Meanwhile, I've switched to using the GitHub Container Registry and haven't looked back.

I was even able to do it under my org, which allows me to keep everything private and directly related to my repos.