[gnum4n]

The UI looks pretty neat, but the install instructions are essentially "curl {url}/install.sh | bash -", which is kind of icky and runs a bunch of sudo commands. Since you're using Docker anyway, why not provide human-readable instructions?

Or, alternately, separate the config process from the install process. I'd be much more comfortable running config commands from a script inside the docker container, or as a first-run setup UI, or as a simple .yaml config.

It does look like something I'd like to try out later, though. Either after the install process is cleaned up a bit, or once I have time to read through the whole install.sh script.

Edit: In case it matters, my personal preference is to install things as linux packages instead of Docker, but I understand that this is a stretch for early-access software.

[kgodey]

This is all good to know, thank you for the feedback!

Our current installation process was spun out of our local development setup, which isn't ideal.

Cleaning up installation is one of the top things on our to do list. This also includes documentation for setting up Mathesar without Docker. We'd like to do Linux packages as soon as we can too.