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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.