This is also consistent with the installation notes where a toaster and other things are mentioned (since We live in interesting times).

https://we.phorge.it/book/phorge/article/installation_guide/

I do not remember who was developing Docker stuff for this. I've just found again this

https://github.com/cooperspencer/phorge/

In T15566#14934, @valerio.bozzolan wrote:

I've just found again this

https://github.com/cooperspencer/phorge/

That looks like a decent start. At least, the compose file seems reasonable.

I have some containers I put together for development which could provide a place to start
https://github.com/neandrake/phab-dev

I think there's an app-store style thing for hosted VMs in the big cloud providers

For AWS there is AMI¹, essentially pre-built disk images that people can use as a starting point for building their EC2 instances.

1. Amazon Machine Images.

One concern that I have is that there isn't really a one-size fits all deployment. A single tiny VM image with the database and web server pre-installed would probably be ideal for evaluating and even for a tiny team's use. Once usage increases beyond a very basic level then users will fairly quickly outgrow a tiny VM and need at least a larger memory, more storage, possibly a separate database node, etc. Migrating from the tiny setup to a more robust setup might not be a fun process and I don't know how much we should encourage people to start out with a setup that won't scale very well for them.

Also related: T15025

If there's interest, I revived hach-que's old Docker setup and am updating it to work with Phorge because azure devops is killing my soul at work. It's suitable for both local dev environments (T15011) and production installs, and I'll be supplementing the repo with IaC for a production deployment (T15928).

Handful of tidbits I still need to get to with the port (aphlict, non-LB-terminated TLS) but mostly minor stuff