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Hi. It's very good. I will likely deploy my application to it and eventually, move an open source hosting platform I'm building into it too. It's simple and ge
by movedx 8y ago
Hi.
It's very good. I will likely deploy my application to it and eventually, move an open source hosting platform I'm building into it too. It's simple and gets to the point.
Thanks for the recommendation :)
- ngrilly 8y agoHi. Glad you liked it! I like Docker swarm lightness and simplicity, but I regret there is no official and built-in solution to automatically attach/detach volumes associated to a service (for example backed by Amazon Elastic Block Storage, Google Persistent Disks, or DigitalOcean Block Storage volumes). I also miss the concept of pod (the ability to colocate multiple containers on the same machine and let them share the same networking stack), and the ability to launch one-off jobs (for example to run database migrations). On a single-node cluster, these problems don't exist, which paradoxically makes Docker swarm a great solution for single-node clusters :-)