If Scale is just a container/layer on top of Debian that would be sweet. You could load up Debian and just install Scale with full control of the base Debian install and have persistence to changes made on Debian.
Thats not what I said. I said it was a layer on top of debian, because thats what it is. It's still a seperate distro based on debian, but most of it is build on-top of debian (middleware).
It's NOT going to be an application you can install on debian yourself, thats not what is said.
Remember when Corral tried to implement Docker and had a custom docker file repo, this is not to far off but with helm charts instead. We all know how well that went.
I think this is quite far off. It just requires UI elements to be added to a helm chart, which is not something thats even supported by stock helm. There is no other choice if you want to build/add streamlined UI elements to a helm chart.
Also, it's a significant step upwards from CORE Plugins, that are even worse(!) than the corral docker system.
That's promising top hear FluxV2 may work.
Afaik fluxv2 is just normal k8s/helm, so as normal helm/k8s is supported, so is the possibility to run fluxv2. Not with SCALE apps though, but for stock helm/k8s its fine
That's surprising docker compose is not supported. It's such a basic feature and seems like it would be a simple to support or even integrate into the GUI.
You're definately not a developer I think. Because it isn't as "easy" as you think and would also increase the amount of support-calls considerably. It would basically mean they need to make double middlewares AND find a way to have both work at the same time with the same networking design.
Not all current customisations to integrate k8s are 100% compatible with compose either.
It's also not enterprise grade or scaleable. Remember the target audience for SCALE. The prime audience is enterprise and on top of these enterprise features they based Apps to make it accessable for the average home user.
I may just stick with debian but It would be cool if Scale could grow to the point it can replace proxmox and debain. I've always enjoyed Truenas GUI management for ZFS, replication, shares, etc when compared to alternatives.
Remember: SCALE is an applience... While I think it can be a valid contender against proxmox, Debian still has some upsides!