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> - At a high level, Docker allows thinking our services as opaque units in a way I haven't really seen in practice anywhere else. Our containers have CPU and m
by ofrzeta 8y ago
> - At a high level, Docker allows thinking our services as opaque units in a way I haven't really seen in practice anywhere else. Our containers have CPU and memory requirements, but other than that, when thinking about infrastructure, nothing else matters.
What about networking and storage? From my experience managing storage with Docker (or Kubernetes) applications is a hard problem.
- spectre256 8y agoDefinitely, storage is still hard. I don't have a ton of experience doing anything fancy with storage and K8S yet. Like I said, our primary service with storage is Elasticserach which we still manage with good old Terraform and bash scripts.