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fleetd doesn't even support rolling updates. It just barely got support for in-place updates. There's a reason why CoreOS folks themselves don't dedicate many c
by puzzle 10y ago
fleetd doesn't even support rolling updates. It just barely got support for in-place updates. There's a reason why CoreOS folks themselves don't dedicate many cycles to it anymore.
- vidarh 10y agoIt has plenty of flaws, but it also solves problems that aren't well handled with Kubernetes unless I'm missing something, such as being able to schedule arbitrary systemd units, including things like timers, across a cluster. As a low level building block it is/was more flexible in some ways. Of course it is solving only a tiny part of what Kubernetes tries to solve.