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https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/aspyker/netflix-and-containers-titus https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/aspyker/netflix-and-contai... says: "Deeply support AWS
by jsiepkes 9y ago
https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/aspyker/netflix-and-containers-titus https://www.slideshare.net/mobile/aspyker/netflix-and-contai... says: "Deeply support AWS (not trying to abstract IaaS)". I'm wondering how much value Titus has outside Netflix as compared to say Hashicorp's Nomad?
- sargun 9y agoSo, disclaimer: I work on Titus. We have a lot of odd integration points with Netlfix OSS and AWS. It's funny, but providing simple things like a metadata service is valuable. Our internal Service Discovery relies on it (which is OSS). Also, VPC-integration isn't in Nomad, and again, the Netflix ecosystem expects it. These little integrations make your container appear more EC2 VM/Netflixy, and help leverage the ecosystem.
- i336_ 9y agoThat makes a lot of sense. Releasing this even without abstracted integration sounds reasonable to me - this is a system you built primarily for internal use, and you're engineering strictly atop AWS. If the community wants support for other providers, someone else can come along and re-integrate with another provider, and maybe see if/where it's possible to collaborate with you guys on small changes that allow for easy maintenance for everyone.