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by amouat 10y ago
Kubernetes has a requirement that containers (more accurately "pods") can connect via a "flat networking space". How this is achieved varies between deployments, flannel, calico and weave are all common approaches. Kelse
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by amouat 10y ago
I've never read any of her blogs before (that I can recall) and I do agree there are some misunderstandings. But it was clearly written as as a brain dump to help other people going through the same process and it largely achieves that
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by amouat 10y ago
From 2015. I assume this was just a joke.
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by amouat 10y ago
Unfairly treated? You mean like being dragged out of a union against our political will?
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by amouat 10y ago
Yeah, I agree with you. It's particularly frustrating for me, as I'm in Edinburgh where 74% voted remain.
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by amouat 10y ago
I didn't. I also didn't assume they voted against me.
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by amouat 10y ago
> This was decided by %50+ of the populace. Not true. The electorate was 46,501,241 and the leave vote was 17,410,742, so about 37%. You're forgetting to take into account those who didn't vote. I didn't agree to the terms
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All Hail the New Docker Swarm(container-solutions.com)
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by amouat 10y ago
Ha, I think David Byrne has had a pretty successful career by any standard!
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by amouat 10y ago
I don't believe either of that was in the article. Condemnation of one party does not imply support for the other.
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by amouat 10y ago
Tap water in the UK varies greatly around the country. The water in Edinburgh seems pretty good, some other parts of the country taste surprisingly different.
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by amouat 11y ago
I'm pretty happy about being able to add labels to `docker build` - now it should be possible to easily associate a git hash of the code that was used to build the container.
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by amouat 11y ago
1) I don't think that graph is adjusted for inflation. 2) I haven't done it, but I'd be willing to put a few quid on the 1970s having the largest proportion of albums in the best of lists e.g. http://www.rollingsto
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by amouat 11y ago
Joyent Triton is a lot more native than hyper; you use the Docker CLI not the Hyper CLI.
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by amouat 11y ago
Nice read, but I'd like to point out that this is a very well studied problem, particularly in HPC. I'd point to a few decent resources, but the only one that my google-fu found was https://www.cs.fsu.edu/~engelen&
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by amouat 11y ago
That sounds pretty impressive to me - I think you're underselling yourself.
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by amouat 11y ago
It's not a service as I would think of it. You download and install it on-premise as far as I understand. I know they call it "CaaS", but I guess they are comparing it to using other PaaS's that can be installed on-premi
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Rescheduling Docker Containers on Node Failure with Swarm 1.1(container-solutions.com)
2 points by amouat 11y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 11y ago
> I'm not very hopeful given that their CTO is quite open about wanting to embrace-extend-extinguish competing technologies. I don't think that's true, and I'm not sure what made you say it. Maybe you're referrin
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Show HN: My book “Using Docker” was released this week
9 points by amouat 11y ago|0 comments
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by amouat 11y ago
Only if everybody else was working 50 hour weeks.
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by amouat 11y ago
Yeah, I agree that the load-balancer is important and not adequately addressed. I guess most people rig up their own set-up based on haproxy currently. I don't get why you think I can't compare that group though. What should I com
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by amouat 11y ago
Hmm, I'll answer my own question - you mean has a load-balancer built in, don't you?
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by amouat 11y ago
They are being compared as they are the main options for clustering and scheduling containers. I'd agree Kubernetes is at a higher level to the other options, or at least comes with more features. I'm not sure what you mean by &qu
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by amouat 11y ago
I haven't, but note you can use ZFS with Docker today.
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by amouat 11y ago
The article focused on systems for running straight Docker containers, so I didn't investigate Flynn.
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by amouat 11y ago
You need orchestration even at small scale (say more than 2 nodes). Otherwise you have to manually take care of container scheduling and failover etc.
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by amouat 11y ago
I think Kubernetes on top of Mesos may become a reasonably common set-up, largely because it allows diverse workloads that can drive better usage and efficiency. I'm not sure what the trade-offs are with running Kubernetes on Mesos - t
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by amouat 11y ago
Thanks, sounds accurate at least :)
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by amouat 11y ago
Could you compare Diego to Mesos? On the face of it, this sounds like a similar system.

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