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To be fair, I don't think they built Swarm from scratch, I think it is/was a rebranding of an acquired product. That being said, Docker and swarm in particular
by siegecraft 10y ago
To be fair, I don't think they built Swarm from scratch, I think it is/was a rebranding of an acquired product. That being said, Docker and swarm in particular move too fast for their docs to keep up (let's change the syntax for some important commands between the final RC and the release?) and it feels like the only way to be well informed is to scour the github issues, which seems wrong for something that's touted as a stable, commercially-supported product.
- justincormack 10y agoSwarmkit was built from scratch, based on lessons learned in the previous non integrated Swarm.
- lcalcote 10y agoThis is true. The team packed a lot into this new codebase. Many miles to go, however.
- majewsky 10y ago> move too fast for their docs to keep up That's not a matter of moving too fast, it's a matter of broken processes. A user-visible change that does not update the docs ought to be rejected during review. If they don't have these basic development processes nailed down, that does not instill confidence in me regarding the quality of their shipped code. And that, of course, fits nicely with the reports of buggy .0 releases.