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With DO you mean digital Ocean?

• alexpi 8y ago
  I think DO stands for DC/OS in this context
  • minxomat 8y ago
    No, I actually meant DigitalOcean. We tested both Rancher (k8s) and Portainer (Swarm) backed by DO Infrastructure. Both worked well. Of course it's not a managed solution, but both are operationally very easy. DO also announced native k8s support, so I'm excited for that.
    • sitepodmatt 8y ago
      It's in beta and closed access at the moment though https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/ https://www.digitalocean.com/products/kubernetes/ Would be interested as test/QA environment but I guess combined with 'CPU Optimized Droplets' could work for production loads too
• lloeki 8y ago
  I guess so since RancherOS is available as a fully supported option (as well as Fedora Atomic and CoreOS). FWIW we're running a simple, custom cluster made of Debian droplets set up using kubeadm.