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Check this GitHub issue on SwarmKit for more info: https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/issues/2665 https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/issues/2665

justinclift 8y ago
Docker staff have been saying words to the effect of "we'll make an announcement with info soon!" for at least the last three+ months, across several projects. Swarm, Docker-Machine, & Infrakit come to mind. With no actual announcement(s) then occurring. The commit activity graph on InfraKit - which people are supposed to use now that Docker-Machine has been deprecated - seems pretty clear: https://github.com/docker/infrakit/graphs/contributors https://github.com/docker/infrakit/graphs/contributors SwarmKit is the same: https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/graphs/contributors https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/graphs/contributors Clearly these aren't where resources have been placed. Actions are not lining up with the words given. :(
- ofrzeta 8y ago
  I guess you are right. It's unfortunate because judging from the comments here you would think that there's a market for a simpler orchestration software while it will be hard to compete as just another Kubernetes distributor (even more so now that there are several alternatives for the container runtime). But hey, what do I know about product management?! :)
  - josegonzalez 8y ago
    Nomad is that. We run Nomad quite successfully at SeatGeek, and I know of several Very Large Companies™ doing so at scale as well. One of them even has a fruit logo.
    - ofrzeta 8y ago
      You are using the enterprise version, I assume?
      - josegonzalez 8y ago
        We are running the OSS version of Consul, Nomad, and Vault. While the enterprise versions provide some items that could be interesting, they are not necessary given our workflow, and I'd bet that the majority of development shops out there wouldn't need them either (though I am certainly more than happy to play with them!).

justinclift 8y ago

Docker staff have been saying words to the effect of "we'll make an announcement with info soon!" for at least the last three+ months, across several projects. Swarm, Docker-Machine, & Infrakit come to mind. With no actual announcement(s) then occurring. The commit activity graph on InfraKit - which people are supposed to use now that Docker-Machine has been deprecated - seems pretty clear: https://github.com/docker/infrakit/graphs/contributors https://github.com/docker/infrakit/graphs/contributors SwarmKit is the same: https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/graphs/contributors https://github.com/docker/swarmkit/graphs/contributors Clearly these aren't where resources have been placed. Actions are not lining up with the words given. :(

ofrzeta 8y ago
I guess you are right. It's unfortunate because judging from the comments here you would think that there's a market for a simpler orchestration software while it will be hard to compete as just another Kubernetes distributor (even more so now that there are several alternatives for the container runtime). But hey, what do I know about product management?! :)
- josegonzalez 8y ago
  Nomad is that. We run Nomad quite successfully at SeatGeek, and I know of several Very Large Companies™ doing so at scale as well. One of them even has a fruit logo.
  - ofrzeta 8y ago
    You are using the enterprise version, I assume?
    - josegonzalez 8y ago
      We are running the OSS version of Consul, Nomad, and Vault. While the enterprise versions provide some items that could be interesting, they are not necessary given our workflow, and I'd bet that the majority of development shops out there wouldn't need them either (though I am certainly more than happy to play with them!).