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> ...containers*scalable, etc... Depends on your domain. Say you are containerizing nodes sharing KVM hypervisor resources with full VMs. The container applicat
by romeisendcoming 8y ago
> ...containers*scalable, etc...
Depends on your domain. Say you are containerizing nodes sharing KVM hypervisor resources with full VMs. The container application in use is resident on a file served backend, heavily dependent on SQL RDB for input, result outputs to file and db and application programmed using MPI via openmp. Processing is in real time and time sensitive.
One size doesn't fit all. Containers are web tier solutions. They require too many compromises and work for a truly global solution.
- patsplat 8y agothat sounds like an interesting architecture and problem set but don't see how 'serverless' would help
- romeisendcoming 8y agoReplied to the previous poster who postulated that containers were the new everywhere. They aren't and they won't be. Serverless is an attractive prospect: Provide a function and lvalues and get a result. Adaptation: You just need to break out everything to the point where you can farm it to function(lvalue) = ret.