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You pretty much just defined the goal of Docker. And it's already incredibly close to what you describe.
by nickstinemates 13y ago
You pretty much just defined the goal of Docker. And it's already incredibly close to what you describe.
- gmonaco 13y agoRight. So when can I write: shards = [] boot 'ec2', 'us-east-1', (server) -> shards.push server.start 'mongod_docker_image' boot 'ec2', 'us-west-1', (server) -> shards.push server.start 'mongod_docker_image' setTimeout -> shard.stop() for shard in shards , 5 * 60 * 1000 Does this exist yet? I started writing my own earlier today with Docker because I haven't found anything yet. The plan is to cook a single ami that can be deployed ad infinitum. The image only has a slave application on it that receives and runs Docker images.
- nickstinemates 13y agoPretty much. A Docker AMI Generator exists. DigitalOcean offers an out of box Docker host. OpenShift will replace cartidges with Docker. OpenStack can provision Docker containers. Other PaaS/IaaS are in the works. Running a registry is as simple as `docker run samalba/docker-registry`. Pushing to that registry is very simple, especially if you have a reverse proxy ( I use hipache. Mine is registry.stinemat.es ) So, assuming those first 3 are in use in a 'convenient' way (as defined by you) - your request exists today. That matter of convenience will grow.
- jjsz 13y agoI would like to test out clustering and distributed computing on the cheap with a group of friends. So I would like to replicate an IaaS/PaaS/SaaS stack with vagrant-mesos-docker. I can then update my friends applications, OSs, and use their extra storage for a VPN service?