Evaluates the optimal self-hosting strategies for Kestra 2.0, specifically recommending a Docker Compose standalone deployment backed by PostgreSQL for individual operators. It warns against using the unstable embedded H2 database for anything beyond brief testing and rejects split-component architectures due to their excessive memory demands.
The analysis details critical technical requirements, such as mounting the Docker socket for containerized task execution and aligning host paths to ensure seamless script performance. Additionally, the guide identifies Linux as the premier host environment while highlighting specific pitfalls for Windows WSL2, NAS appliances, and Apple Silicon hardware.
Finally, it contrasts Kestra with alternative automation tools like n8n and Windmill, concluding that Kestra is best suited for declarative, container-isolated workflows rather than simple event relays.
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