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You can keep using x-compose on several nodes, you just need e.g. ansible or salt on top of it. For many things this is still a local maximum compared to a K8s
by morelisp 3y ago
You can keep using x-compose on several nodes, you just need e.g. ansible or salt on top of it. For many things this is still a local maximum compared to a K8s cluster or "just ssh in'.
- jmnicolas 3y agoWhy not docker swarm then?
- morelisp 3y agoFor a lot of the services I'm thinking of for this case the scheduling may be across multiple nodes but it may not be flexible - e.g. this is my preferred way to run things which need guaranteed local iops. So Swarm maybe helps with service discovery etc. but its main purpose is lost. I have a lot of complaints about Docker Swarm but they're either about its ownership issues or relatively minor (but - lots of minor) issues, if you want to use it it's fine. But you do still need an orchestration layer above it anyway.