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Kubernetes/Docker will become increasingly accessible to developers and it will loosen the reliance on lock-in PaaS like Heroku - This is the future; I'm bettin
by jondubois 10y ago
Kubernetes/Docker will become increasingly accessible to developers and it will loosen the reliance on lock-in PaaS like Heroku - This is the future; I'm betting everything on it.
With tools like Rancher http://rancher.com http://rancher.com, you can already see things moving in that direction. Next step is rancher-as-a-service.
When it comes to developers, I think open systems will always prevail in the end (it's just more flexible).
- vpol 10y agoI thought it's more important WHAT you run inside containers than containers itself. I got really upset about this rancher tool because it doesn't design my database schema. Shit, future was so close.
- jondubois 10y agoYou still have to write code, define your database schema and declare config files to specify how containers should be orchestrated but soon open source developers will start creating frameworks/boilerplates which capture some of these requirements and which can automatically run and scale on Kubernetes/Swarm/Mesos and this will greatly speed up application development and deployment. Right now, we think of frameworks as being components (part of) larger software systems - But in the future, frameworks will provide the foundations for entire software systems - They will be be responsible for declaring their own network topologies and resource requirements and they will be capable of scaling automatically to any number of machines. Developers will extend and customize the framework with their own logic but the framework itself will handle all the difficult stuff related to its own operations.
- vpol 10y ago[sarcasm]
- nogox 10y agoHow is rancher related?