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I like this. This is good advice. Containers are still fairly portable and I've worked at a shop where we moved from CoreOS+Consul to Marathon/DCOS and there w

I like this. This is good advice. Containers are still fairly portable and I've worked at a shop where we moved from CoreOS+Consul to Marathon/DCOS and there were almost no app changes. That is one of the big benefits of Docker. We had some stuff just running on nodes with Docker/docker-compose and even that stuff slowly got migrated over to the big platform.

asdkhadsj 8y ago
Agreed, this method sounds nice. The only thing I'd like to find on top of it is some software to manage apps across container resources and physical resources. Ie, I've got some non-cloud old windows boxes that I want to deploy to, so ideally I need a mechanism further abstracts that. I'm currently looking at Nomad, though i'm very early in research.