Introduction + noob question -- where can I see the latest effort?

Hi All,

I'm Harry, I work at PythonAnywhere, a Python PaaS thing. We want to
provide Postgres as an option for our users, and we've decided to go for
a container-based model, so each user can have their "own" postgres
server. Multi-tenancy didn't really work.

I met Josh at OSCON, he suggested we subscribe to the list. So, hello
everyone!

My noob question is: where can we see the latest progress? Is there a
dockerfile or a github repo or is it already on the public docker
container repository thing?

Here's what we've got so far:
https://gist.github.com/hjwp/56972b110c969ee70628

That's a Dockerfile, a postgresql.conf and a pg_hba.conf. We are very
much "accidental DBAs", so any and all feedback would be received with
almost inexpressible gratitude.

One thing that may be of interest is that we've decided to try and use
9.4. As you'll see from the Dockerfile, that involves a fair bit of
compiling from source (if you want Postgis).

I hope we'll be able to make some sort of useful contribution!

rgds,
Harry

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Harry Percival
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harry(at)pythonanywhere(dot)com

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