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This looks really nice, I always hate managing servers when I really just want to run containers. Does it connect easily with Docker Hub? And what about runni
by kevinsimper 10y ago
This looks really nice, I always hate managing servers when I really just want to run containers.
Does it connect easily with Docker Hub?
And what about running databases? How would I do that so that I don't loose any data?
- bergwolf 10y agoIt pulls images from Docker Hub when you type `hyper pull`. It supports volumes so that you can save persistent data in a volume.
- gnepzhao 10y agoFounder is here. Yes, "hyper pull" work seamlessly with any Docker registry, public or private. For persistent workload, Hyper_ provides the EBS-like volume, e.g. "hyper run -v vol:/path", but the volume is not local, instead it is distributed and replicated. And similar to EBS, you can create snapshots and restore to new volumes.
- kevinsimper 10y agoOkay, and how you authenticate against private repositories? Sounds pretty cool with distributed volumes, so they can unlike EBS be mounted to multiple containers?
- gnepzhao 10y agoSame with Docker, you can just "hyper login", then pull the images. Yes, currently no shared volume.