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Misleading article. The news is that Kubernetes is going to support coreos's rkt. It already supports Docker.
by donflamenco 11y ago
Misleading article. The news is that Kubernetes is going to support coreos's rkt. It already supports Docker.
- cmcluck 11y agoDisclosure: I work at Google and am a co-founder of the Kubernetes project. Correct. We already support Docker and plan to indefinitely. This is us extending support to rkt/appc also.
- dang 11y agoThank you. Pretty shoddy on Wired's part. We've updated the title. We can update it again if there's a better one.
- justinsb 11y agoI think the title should be "Kubernetes is going to support X" where X is either rkt or appc. CoreOS is a company, developing an open container spec (appc). rkt is CoreOS's implementation of that spec, but other implementations are possible. Currently X=CoreOS, which is most likely to imply CoreOS's operating system, and that isn't what the article is about. (An analogy: appc=JVM, rkt=OpenJDK, CoreOS=Sun)