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It seems like they are on HN every day, yes. And I am getting lost. Docker, Dokku, Strider... I am interested in one thing: continuous deployment of apps that

It seems like they are on HN every day, yes. And I am getting lost. Docker, Dokku, Strider... I am interested in one thing: continuous deployment of apps that wait until old versions of apps die off (using an IPC channel). Heroku seems to just time out after x minutes. Can someone more knowledgeable than me say how/if the Docker eco system handles this? I am interested in Node.js only.

nickstinemates 13y ago
I'd love to talk about this more. Can you elaborate or point me to the closest version to that reality?
- agilebyte 13y ago
  Basic idea: https://github.com/superjoe30/naught https://github.com/superjoe30/naught My doodling: https://github.com/radekstepan/trajan https://github.com/radekstepan/trajan
  - nickstinemates 13y ago
    Oh. I do this with docker all the time :)
    - agilebyte 13y ago
      Awesome, well then I am glad I found you. Could you, if you would be so kind, please point me in the direction of an example or the tools I need to be using? I will then look in to it and the next time someone asks, I can point them straight to Docker.
      - nickstinemates 13y ago
        My blog (http://nick.stinemat.es http://nick.stinemat.es) is the best place to see what I am up to as it relates to Docker. In particular, http://nick.stinemat.es/#continuous-deployment http://nick.stinemat.es/#continuous-deployment talks about my particular setup. Once a revision is "good enough", I update the service configuration to load balance between new and old views of the site, and then remove the old view from the rotation. Reverting back to a previous revision is just as simple. Let me know if you have any other questions, and feel free to drop by #docker on freenode(I'm keeb) Good luck!
        agilebyte 13y ago
        Thank you Nick. I will check it out. In particular I will be interested in how the load balancing happens with zero downtime for already connected clients.

nickstinemates 13y ago

I'd love to talk about this more. Can you elaborate or point me to the closest version to that reality?

agilebyte 13y ago
Basic idea: https://github.com/superjoe30/naught https://github.com/superjoe30/naught My doodling: https://github.com/radekstepan/trajan https://github.com/radekstepan/trajan
- nickstinemates 13y ago
  Oh. I do this with docker all the time :)
  - agilebyte 13y ago
    Awesome, well then I am glad I found you. Could you, if you would be so kind, please point me in the direction of an example or the tools I need to be using? I will then look in to it and the next time someone asks, I can point them straight to Docker.
    - nickstinemates 13y ago
      My blog (http://nick.stinemat.es http://nick.stinemat.es) is the best place to see what I am up to as it relates to Docker. In particular, http://nick.stinemat.es/#continuous-deployment http://nick.stinemat.es/#continuous-deployment talks about my particular setup. Once a revision is "good enough", I update the service configuration to load balance between new and old views of the site, and then remove the old view from the rotation. Reverting back to a previous revision is just as simple. Let me know if you have any other questions, and feel free to drop by #docker on freenode(I'm keeb) Good luck!
      - agilebyte 13y ago
        Thank you Nick. I will check it out. In particular I will be interested in how the load balancing happens with zero downtime for already connected clients.