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I really do wonder what it would take to get the ecosystem to get behind rkt or something else. The present situation feels to me like it's held together by a s

by sjellis 10y ago

I really do wonder what it would take to get the ecosystem to get behind rkt or something else. The present situation feels to me like it's held together by a shared desire to keep the Docker brand going, and that conflicts between Docker Inc. and basically everybody else just won't stop, because there is a lot of money involved for all sides.

StreamBright 10y ago
For me the question is more like: why should we bundle together containerization with anything else? Why couldn't we follow the unix philosophy and have the containers work together with the orchestration softwares and not tied together. CoreOS seems to have it kind of independent. Our biggest blocker is the lack of RPMs for CentOS/RedHat for rkt.