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I really liked fleetd, so it's sad that it's wrapped up. It felt unixy and was small enough to understand. Now I'm looking toward serverless and total abstracti
by usgroup 10y ago
I really liked fleetd, so it's sad that it's wrapped up. It felt unixy and was small enough to understand. Now I'm looking toward serverless and total abstraction of the infrastructure. I kind of see the space in between filled by Mesos, Kube and others as a bit ephemeral.