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Who's "Flo"? Are you talking about HashiCorp's Nomad? Why is containerization a stop gap? Maybe answering these questions will "contain" the downvotes ;)
by gtirloni 10y ago
Who's "Flo"? Are you talking about HashiCorp's Nomad? Why is containerization a stop gap? Maybe answering these questions will "contain" the downvotes ;)
- neom 10y agoFAIR! Florian Leibert is the CEO of Mesosphere, I'm talking about the HashiCorp toolchain generally as an ecosystem, containerization is stop gap because I believe in event driven architecture/applications, and there are/will be new interesting and unique ways to implement that///cloud, however, I'm often wrong. :) :) I will say, I know all of those folks relatively well and they are all really really really good humans who I believe in and love.
- soulnothing 10y agoI was in the opposite position I was working at a hosting company in 2010. At that time I was heavily pushing containers, at the times Jails, Zones, LXC, etc. Using a full hypervisor stack for VMWare was not the best use of resources. I honestly haven't kept up with containers too much, other than Kubernetes, Misos, etc. I'm also thinking they're a stop gap. In the CI work flow it definitley helps with dynamic language, or slim executables. Where dependencies are seperate. But often I see infrastructure almost meshing with the code. A block, in the overall program design. I'm not sure the next step either, often as you said you're looking at a event or service driven architecture. It comes from the pain points you're trying to solve, and how you actually get your code running.