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Huh, this is pretty cool. I took a quick look through the docs and from what I understand you can just submit docker containers to be run on a cluster. The def
by aleksiy123 3y ago
Huh, this is pretty cool.
I took a quick look through the docs and from what I understand you can just submit docker containers to be run on a cluster. The default one is a public cluster. In some way it seems similar to Google Borg.
What I don't understand though is do you have to pay? Who provides the compute?
Maybe possible to build a vercel type service on top of the private cluster where people can just submit their code?
- TheIronYuppie 3y agoThanks! The idea is that it’s up to you - we offer a demo network, and there are ISPs who are interested in doing this privately, but the default is to allow you to trivially setup your own cluster (much easier and more maintainable than many cluster providers today - no hate! Just different)