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If you're paying for EE, then UCP can do a lot for you. We're using the HRM heavily, and it's very handy.
by sz4kerto 9y ago
If you're paying for EE, then UCP can do a lot for you. We're using the HRM heavily, and it's very handy.
- StavrosK 9y agoI don't know what any of those mean :(
- zenlikethat 9y agoEE = Enterprise Edition UCP = Universal Control Plane (web app to manage clusters and containers) HRM = Host routing mesh (I think). If I recall correctly, it’s used to control ingress to the cluster via virtual host routing, etc. They are paid Docker Inc. products. I worked for Docker once upon a time so I’m happy to hear there are happy customers :)
- StavrosK 9y agoAh I see, thank you for clarifying! I'm not familiar with the products, but I'll research them.
- sandGorgon 9y agoDocker has added ingress routing in 17.06 that works at a lower level than HTTP Routing Mesh. You should try that now. Other than that, how have you found EE ? We have considered paying for it, but after seeing Docker Cloud at 15$ per node per month, we are considering switching to it.