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Dokku, Deis, Rancher, and finally Flynn. Another one falls. I've been around all these projects and small scale docker PaaS for almost a decade, and k8s has jus
by imdsm 6y ago
Dokku, Deis, Rancher, and finally Flynn. Another one falls. I've been around all these projects and small scale docker PaaS for almost a decade, and k8s has just killed them off, which is so sad. As you say, you don't always want to use k8s for a small three machine setup. I guess it was always going to happen, after containers stopped feeling cool, people stopped working on projects for them.
- arcturus17 6y ago> Dokku, Deis, Rancher, and finally Flynn. Another one falls. Isn't Dokku alive and well? I don't use it but I read about it in some related research recently, and some people on this thread report to be happy users.
- stefan_ 6y agoIt works perfectly fine, chugging along nicely. This whole thread confuses me; the whole point of Dokku is that it isn't k8s. It's not like you were gonna deploy Dokku at $BigCorp, no Kubernetes is a huge selling point for anything I'm gonna use in my free time.
- josegonzalez 6y agoRe: Dokku, reports of our demise are greatly exaggerated. We're still chugging along, and have recently added Cloud Native Buildpacks support[1], as well as integrations with Kubernetes[2] and Nomad[3]. Happy to hear where you found out that development on the project was halted, given that I made a release yesterday[4]... [1]: https://dokku.com/docs/deployment/methods/cloud-native-buildpacks/ [2]: https://github.com/dokku/dokku-scheduler-kubernetes [3]: https://github.com/dokku/dokku-scheduler-nomad [4]: https://github.com/dokku/dokku/releases/tag/v0.23.9
- mauflows 6y agoThank you so much for you're work. Seems like you give attention to every issue filed
- nuker 6y ago> Dokku, Deis, Rancher, and finally Flynn. Another one falls. AWS ECS is alive and kicking!