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Deploying containers is shell-script-easy as long as nothing goes wrong. Ever. I know you know this. I'm a little confused why you'd make a claim like this.
by thockingoog 8y ago
Deploying containers is shell-script-easy as long as nothing goes wrong. Ever. I know you know this. I'm a little confused why you'd make a claim like this.
- darren0 8y agoIt's really true for most users. I've seen it over and over again. Working in SV we lose sight of just how simple many peoples applications are. But I'm not saying just start a server and call it good. Use auto scaling groups, and some monitoring from your cloud provider. It's typically sufficient. Some of the most successful container deployments I've seen just use terraform + AWS services (EBS, ELB, ASGs). Its simple and gets the job done, not a lot of moving parts.
- user5994461 8y agoAuto scaling groups and ELB are world class orchestration. I can understand that you take it for granted if you already got that. Containers are mostly useless without orchestration. A fancy zip file that can't distribute itself. Outside of SV, the fight has never been to package applications, but to find some available servers where it can run and run it.