binocarlos

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   by binocarlos 10y ago

   You tell a story very well :-)
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   It's a good question! k8s has the concept of Persistent Volumes - these are either NFS volumes or block devices (e.g. EBS) that are attached to a single node. When k8s moves a pod to another node - it will re-attach the volume to the
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   High Availability with Marathon and Flocker [video](clusterhq.com)

   13 points by binocarlos 11y ago|0 comments
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   I work for ClusterHQ and we make a tool called Flocker which aims to solve this problem.
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   It's also worth pointing out that using Flocker, you are able to use other orchestration frameworks (such as Marathon). As a disclaimer - I work for ClusterHQ who make Flocker
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   Hi, Flocker provides a neat abstraction to the underlying choice of storage. It has a range of different backends - EBS, OpenStack Cinder, ZFS (experimental), EMC scale.io, EMC Xtrem.io and many more. This means that if you decide to move y
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   Thanks! It's the first step but an important one :-)
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   by binocarlos 11y ago

   I think they might have meant "don't work - just rest and get better"
9. 69.▲
   by binocarlos 11y ago

   I think one of the reasons was tuition fees which the Lib Dems were very much against. The moment they got into power (2010) - fees were hiked to £9k per year and many people treated that like a broken Lim Dem promise
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    by binocarlos 11y ago

    We are also working hard on alternative Flocker backends to support other use cases. For example, we have a block device backend to OpenStack Cinder in the works (and afterwards AWS EBS), which is more suited to high availability than migr
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    We're really pleased to have got a powerstrip adapter ready for flocker! Storage and networking are two important pieces of the Docker jigsaw and this means that you can compose both storage (flocker) and networking (weave, calico, so
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Thanks :-) Powerstrip will see a lot more adapters in the next few months - including one for flocker!
13. 73.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Thanks! We're excited to be focused solving state problems for containers. As they say, watch this space `:-)
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Big fan of the image on the front page and how easy it is to get going using the thing - great work - looks really slick!
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Hi, because powerstrip presents a standard docker HTTP api - it can certainly be used to interact with any other tool that talks standard docker HTTP. For example - I put together a small run-through in powerstrip-weave where fig can be use
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    I've been hacking on a powerstrip adapter for the past few weeks ( https://github.com/binocarlos/powerstrip-weave ) and have found it a pleasure to work with. Capturing JSON messages on their way to the docker serve
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Nice summary thanks :-)
18. 78.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    uncanny valley for memes!
19. 79.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    ditto exactly the same for me
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    I'm sat right now coding a bunch of new stuff in angular 1.2 - it was feeling sweet until I read this - now it feels old and outdated. Time to just ignore the massive race to reinvent the framework and just get some stuff done I think
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Hi, Not sure I'm looking to start a new project BUT I am technical, in Bristol and would be happy to meet and say hello - email in profile
22. 82.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    confirmed - right click -> About Adobe Flash Player
23. 83.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    That's really cool and a whole new world to discover via code - thanks!
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    It's like everyone looking at everyone else's fashion sense and then quickly getting down the shops to buy up the same sort of stuff. I suppose it depends on what you are trying to do - if it is looking good to those with fashion
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Sounds like you are doing well! Perhaps look for some grey in between the 2 extremes. Ditching everything vs Burning out - classic balancing act of a startup innit Running full pelt at a marathon only to hit 2 miles exhausted - time for to
26. 86.▲
    by binocarlos 12y ago

    that yellow just burned a hole in the back of my eyes
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    This is a great point and has bugged me for for the past few months - I'm sat there watching my 'npm install' whir by and I'm thinking - 'I reckon this is not the "docker way"' Having said - I'm
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Dokku is awesome (as is Docker which it builds on). The guy that wrote it (Jeff Lindsay) has been working on Flynn for the past 6 months - https://flynn.io/ - think of Flynn like a 'multi host dokku'
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    Wow - cornflakes! (can we patent that?)
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    by binocarlos 12y ago

    yay! I can stop worrying that I didn't open the 2 chunky books called: 'Objective C development for the overworked' and 'Android development for the hyperpolyglot' I'm not flaming - I'm just overworked and