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Author's susceptibility aside :) You are totally right. Now that lightweight virt is broadly available on the server, we are going to see a very, very big chang
by shykes 13y ago
Author's susceptibility aside :) You are totally right. Now that lightweight virt is broadly available on the server, we are going to see a very, very big change in how computing is done on the server, and all of today's tools (docker included) are going to look cute and primitive compared to what we'll have a in a couple years. I can't wait :)
- contingencies 13y agoI have been working in the same direction in private for my current employer, are near a solution encompassing all of the above, and may open source at some point. In terms of potential collaboration, what I would really like from docker is a single page, frequently revised summary page of features and efforts within the docker world. That would help me to get in touch with people to share info if we are facing similar challenges. Right now it seems I would have to spend a lot of time monitoring things; time which doesn't exist. (He says, off to a sitar lesson...)
- shykes 13y agoYes, we need that. For now here is what we have: 1) An ad-hoc compilation of cool stuff maintained by Ken Cochrane: https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/614 https://github.com/dotcloud/docker/issues/614 2) All sorts of interesting software projects distributed as docker containers: http://index.docker.io http://index.docker.io 3) A highly active IRC channel, #docker@freenode where many cool applications of docker are being discussed
- porker 13y agoIf you do OS it, I'd be very interested to hear!