With CockroachDB, I was able to create a cluster with three commands, one command on each node (docker run ....), one port on each node. It can't really get mor

With CockroachDB, I was able to create a cluster with three commands, one command on each node (docker run ....), one port on each node. It can't really get more simple than that. With YugaByteDB: I needed to think about master and tserver nodes, to run them and connect them separately. There was no clear guide that had "run these three docker command on the three different nodes" and be done with it. Note: I run everything is in simple docker images (and not compose, not swarm, not kubernates, just plain docker images).