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Absolutely – as someone looking to enter the container orchestration space, I have been spending time evaluating Docker Swarm (1.12) and Kubernetes. While conse
by btmiller 10y ago
Absolutely – as someone looking to enter the container orchestration space, I have been spending time evaluating Docker Swarm (1.12) and Kubernetes. While consensus seems to be that Swarm is immature and "productionability" is questionable, Docker's documentation, while by no means perfect, was by far more approachable than whatever Kubernetes has thrown together.
Perhaps that comes as consequence of Docker shooting for the all-built-in approach, but I'd like to see a better overview and ramp-up in the Kubernetes space – their "101" and "201" docs are laughable.
- lewq 10y agoWe are trying to improve the documentation and developer experience. Please try the new kubeadm install docs and let me know what you think. http://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/kubeadm/ http://kubernetes.io/docs/getting-started-guides/kubeadm/ Disclosure: I wrote the doc (but don't work at Google) :)