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Docker Swarm is the simplest setup for a fairly sophisticated PAAS. It works of a docker compose file that will carry port binding, network configuration,etc. Y
by sandGorgon 9y ago
Docker Swarm is the simplest setup for a fairly sophisticated PAAS. It works of a docker compose file that will carry port binding, network configuration,etc. You just run "docker stack deploy". Adding multiple nodes to a cluster is a one line command.
- pryelluw 9y agoDo you mind sharing more from the standpoint of security? What can a user expect to maintain, do, or setup to be secure (as possible)?
- sandGorgon 9y agodocker swarm has TLS overlay network support built in. So it is secure by construction. Docker Secrets is built-in (https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/secrets/ https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/secrets/) and is pretty cool. Not sure what else are you looking at
- pryelluw 9y agoThanks. Thats a solid start. :)
- y4mi 9y agoi think the article is correct in its presentation though. while the docker swarm service looks very promising and will probably proof itself to be the best for small to medium and maybe even big corps, its most definitely not battle tested yet, as its just too new. you actually need to add unstable repos on most distris to use the 'stack deploy' option. quite a few are still <12
- sandGorgon 9y ago> you actually need to add unstable repos on most distris to use the 'stack deploy' option. quite a few are still <12 Same with k8s - package revisions are at the mercy of distro maintainers. However, I have found that docker is far more updated that k8s. BTW Docker Swarm is fairly well tested - but I think it is called Docker Enterprise Edition in its well tested form. There might be edge cases where k8s is better than docker swarm.. however I personally believe in 90% of startuppy deployment usecases are worth not fighting ingresses for.