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Orchestrating things across a cluster of machines with seamless networking isn't new from kube and the docker ecosystem. Check out mesos some time, which has en
by lclarkmichalek 12y ago
Orchestrating things across a cluster of machines with seamless networking isn't new from kube and the docker ecosystem. Check out mesos some time, which has enabled that kind of thing for quite a while.
- vezzy-fnord 12y agoWell, if you want to play that game, you can look further back to HTCondor which has been doing this since 1989. I'm sure earlier examples exist as well, given that the concept itself isn't all that esoteric.
- sleepycal 12y agoInteresting, I hadn't heard of HTCondor before but have recently become more interested in bioinformatics, which seems to use this quite a bit (at least in Cambridge). I'll have a read, thanks for the heads up :)