> You still need to provision the Kubernetes/Docker servers? You still need Anisble/Puppet for that part. Also true about Docker Swarm. > There aren't a lot o

> You still need to provision the Kubernetes/Docker servers? You still need Anisble/Puppet for that part. Also true about Docker Swarm. > There aren't a lot of "Here's an API to throw up your containers and provision IPs" services out there. I strongly believe this (in particular, "hosted Kubernetes as a service") will start arriving soon. It's a great business opportunity. > The other thing I still don't get about Docker: storage. [...] Kubernetes solves this. For example, if you're on GCE or AWS, you can just declare that your container needs a certain amount of disk capacity, and it will automatically provision and mount a persistent block storage for you. Kubernetes handles the mounting/unmounting automatically. Kill a pod and it might arise on some other node, with the right volume mounted.