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tl;dr super hip docker overlay network cluster devopsifier learns to ARP cache after several days of intermittent service fail. excuse my cynicism but this is
by cat199 10y ago
tl;dr super hip docker overlay network cluster devopsifier learns to ARP cache after several days of intermittent service fail.
excuse my cynicism but this is why keeping up with the latest cool things doesn't necissarily mean a better sysadmin^W excuse me 'cloud devops engineer'
- feinstruktur 10y agoDocker allows a mere mortal like myself with only 20+ years of sw engineering experience and a physics PhD under my belt to run a setup in something that resembles production more than a few hosted boxed cobbled together do. I vaguely know about ARP and I can just about follow along this post. So what you seem to regard as just a toy is actually what makes my work possible and/or viable. I find that pretty super hip.
- StreamBright 10y agoActually you still need to learn Docker and once you put your project into production you need to be able to debug it as described in the article.
- feinstruktur 10y agoOh, for sure. Docker doesn't replace actually knowing what you're doing once your setup grows. But it gets you further with less upfront knowledge, especially as a lot of it is really good dev knowledge for setting up test infrastructure as well. (That's why I started using Docker.)