amouat

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by amouat 10y ago
Yes, I understand. I would just like the messaging to stress that the engine or containerd or low-level component x is the same between CE and EE and will continue to be.
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by amouat 10y ago
I don't think this is the intention. Personally, I think the name "CE" is a bit unfortunate, as it implies what you said. However, for the time-being at least, I would expect the core Docker engine to remain the same between
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by amouat 10y ago
The author is (mis)quoting me there. I meant the initial process of installing and getting Swarm running is much easier than k8s or Mesos, not that on-going maintenance was easier. Also, since I wrote that, k8s has done a lot of work to sim
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by amouat 10y ago
I think a failed liveness will restart the container, not the whole pod.
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by amouat 10y ago
> Swarm is an effort by Docker to extend the existing Docker API to make a cluster of machines look like a single Docker API This isn't really true any more; it's a reference to the original version of Swarm. The version of Swa
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by amouat 10y ago
> That's why you have staging (you do have staging, right?). Plenty of people don't. The main reason being that staging is never quite the same as production...
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Multi-arch Docker Images(container-solutions.com)
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by amouat 10y ago
He did do a version of Avalanche, which might be confusing you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgyuEu2vOY8
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by amouat 10y ago
Does the logo remind anyone else of Pacman?
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by amouat 10y ago
If you use an international company, they have no jurisdiction.
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by amouat 10y ago
Everybody visits a wide variety of websites. This data is likely to reveal: - if you are suffering from any illnesses (HIV, cancer) - your sexual orientation - your religion Within months, ISPs or govt agencies will be hacked and
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by amouat 10y ago
Because they can just say "to stop terrorism" and get away with whatever they want. It won't be unpopular with the majority of the (uninformed) public. P.S. Please don't say "England" when you mean UK. And I th
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by amouat 10y ago
It's not clear how that would be technically possible. ISPs could report users which use VPNs, but assuming the VPN isn't in UK jurisdiction, the govt has no way of forcing the VPN to keep or hand over logs. Their best bet would p
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by amouat 10y ago
I honestly don't believe it is an exaggeration. Take a look at this video for Linus's thoughts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XpnKHJAok8
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by amouat 10y ago
CVS is terrible in comparison to modern VCS tools. It's not even atomic. I strongly recommend against using it.
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by amouat 10y ago
But then you could just push from the staging server. And it's probably best to keep this independent of the image tag i.e. your system knows image v1.1.2 is the latest stable, but the image name never changes. If you retag your stable
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by amouat 10y ago
I have some sympathy for the OP here, as I have heard of a lot of people running into pain with DBs. But yes, they definitely should not be writing to the UFS, as the OP seems to be doing. However, even if you're using volumes, you nee
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by amouat 10y ago
Why do you want to retag images? I'd suggest simply not doing this and adding all the tags and labels you need at build time.
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by amouat 10y ago
Well, this person seems to have had a hard few months. I have a lot of problems with the post though: - Docker do not own CoreOS and did not create the distro - Docker did not write OverlayFS - There are issues with storage drivers. Don&#x2
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by amouat 10y ago
Maybe more like bosh https://bosh.cloudfoundry.org Update: there seems to be support for terraform configs
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by amouat 10y ago
I think the point is the parent doesn't want to fill out the form...
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Assessing the current state of container security(thenewstack.io)
2 points by amouat 10y ago|0 comments
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4 tips for an effective docker-based CI/CD workflow(oreilly.com)
2 points by amouat 10y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 10y ago
I think there's also momentum to add runc as an alternative runtime engine, which makes sense. Also, Mesos have started shipping their own container runtime. This feels like an inflection point in the history of containers.
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by amouat 10y ago
Kevlin Henney gives an excellent talk called "SOLID Deconstruction" with a similar set of objections https://vimeo.com/157708450
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by amouat 10y ago
You could probably keep it open-source but charge for the print copy and pay-what-you-want for the PDF.
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by amouat 10y ago
No problem with scaling (just set it from the display menu), but I gave up trying to get it to work consistently with a second monitor at a different scale. In the end it was much easier just to turn the laptop screen off when using a secon
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Introducing ‘Sock Shop’: A Cloud Native Reference Application(thenewstack.io)
2 points by amouat 10y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 10y ago
Not sure what you mean. I had to chase O'Reilly, not the other way around, which was just a pain.
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by amouat 10y ago
I wrote "Using Docker" for O'Reilly recently. My thoughts: - I wouldn't bother with the advance. It was a pitiful amount of money and was paid in instalments that I constantly had to chase. Instead see if you can negotia

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