I used to use it but what got me was letting my Dokku install get stale and then upgrading a whole bunch of versions in a row. The old plugin broke, the new one wasn’t compatible, there were version issues.
Nowadays I just run Postgres directly on my Debian box and just create a new user/DB for ever application, then set an env variable for the Dokku app to connect. Postgres is so solid to begin with that it requires no babysitting unless you have very intense workloads (at which point either use a hosted solution or start thinking about how you’ll do your own DBA).
Nowadays I just run Postgres directly on my Debian box and just create a new user/DB for ever application, then set an env variable for the Dokku app to connect. Postgres is so solid to begin with that it requires no babysitting unless you have very intense workloads (at which point either use a hosted solution or start thinking about how you’ll do your own DBA).