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I've not spent much time with AWS. I was thinking more along the lines of Rackspace, Linode, Digital Ocean, those kinds of hosts. Yes there are important diffe
by michaelsbradley 10y ago
I've not spent much time with AWS. I was thinking more along the lines of Rackspace, Linode, Digital Ocean, those kinds of hosts.
Yes there are important differences between running a dev server on VirtualBox and a prod server on one of the above, but there is parity in the workflow. The same is true when thinking about docker-machine + docker, locally then remotely.
I understand that Hyper's cli is quite similar to docker's cli. But my preference is to not consider it seriously until I can bang against a version of the Hyper backend running locally. If that's not forthcoming, fine, Hyper's not for me. :-) If it is, then great! I can't wait to play with it, locally, on my personal computer/s.
- mrmrcoleman 10y agoIf it's really about workflow parity then I would encourage you to give it a spin. I think the parity gap will be similar to your previous experiences with VMs all things considered.