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by crb 9y ago
Yes, they can; you register a Gmail account as crb@example.org, proving you control that e-mail address. Then, an admin who proves they control the entire example.org domain registers it for G Suite, and creates a 'crb' user. You
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by crb 9y ago
Hey Solomon, here are some 'starters for 10': - Who will be able to use the Docker trademark? If someone built a fork of Docker CE from Moby, can they still call it Docker? What about distribution packagers? - Right now a single
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by crb 9y ago
Oracle? https://blog.docker.com/2017/04/oracle-database-dev-tools-in... (The other posted list talking about Microsoft is from 2016)
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by crb 9y ago
Will I eventually be able to 'moby build' a directory with an 'OCIfile'?
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by crb 10y ago
I'm a New Zealander who has owned Fisher and Paykel appliances, and was interested to see if they were still independent, as they weren't mentioned in this article. Since 2012, they've been 90% owned by Haier, one of the &quo
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by crb 10y ago
There absolutely is a legal transfer. the donation assigns copyright, and normally includes the intellectual property rights of the trademark and logo. In theory, the recipient could choose to relicense.
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by crb 10y ago
Their proposal to the TOC: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZazSXwYWp_DVNjOArbvt... Interestingly, a few slides later, rkt is proposed also. There's a slide as to "why both": "Standards
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Docker to Donate Containerd to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation(blog.docker.com)
5 points by crb 10y ago|1 comments
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by crb 10y ago
I work on a team who wants to help make this easier. What are the concepts that you think are the most complex?
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by crb 10y ago
http://kompose.io/ is part of the Kubernetes project (in incubation) — https://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/kompose
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by crb 10y ago
If all the OS does is provide a minimal surface for running containers, I'd focus on whatever gives me the best security, manageability and updates. The Container Optimised OS is what GKE uses on Google Cloud Platform https:/&#x2
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by crb 10y ago
Think of Helm like a Linux package manager. You tell it you want etcd, and it makes it happen for you. The way it makes it happen might be by using an operator, a Deployment/ReplicaSet, or a StatefulSet. Think of operators as a "
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by crb 10y ago
You can reimplement that logic in Python. There's nothing magic about it: you can see in https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/cli... that it just uses a Kubernetes annotati
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by crb 10y ago
https://twitter.com/chanezon/status/834847669042311168 "containerd is all we wanted from @docker in @kubernetesio and none of what we didn't need: kudos to the team!"
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by crb 10y ago
Not at all - it's just a language for which there is a Kubernetes client. The API is 100% REST. We have a Python library underway also: https://github.com/kubernetes-incubator/client-python
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by crb 10y ago
You sound like you might be first in line to use a rkt-powered GKE :)
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by crb 10y ago
I think I saw you on this thread, but I'd defer to Clayton Coleman of Red Hat/OpenShift in this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13680244 tl;dr: do you want to be a DBA? do you want to be a cluster admin
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by crb 10y ago
> Why doesn't Kubernetes destroy these nodes when they've been out of commission for 3-4 hours? Kubernetes isn't responsible for the lifecycle of its nodes. It can run in a DC where "destroying a node" might mean
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by crb 10y ago
If your pattern requires you to connect to etcd, then you're not taking the best advantage of Kubernetes. Yes, you can connect to an etcd instance outside of Kubernetes, or deploy etcd on Kubernetes. CoreOS developed the etcd operator
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by crb 10y ago
Generally you would get a network attached block storage disk (Google Cloud Persistent Disk, EBS volume, etc). The blog writes from the perspective of an on-prem deployment and suggests you could use NFS to provide a PersistentVolume to Kub
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by crb 10y ago
Chromium OS is open source: https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os . OverlayFS is in the upstream Linux kernel. CoreOS is a very similar idea, and given that, we don't make builds of the container images available outside
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by crb 10y ago
You can't ssh to the master with GKE, but you can check the nodes (as mentioned at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13715358. )
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by crb 10y ago
If you're a customer and you're interested in either of the first two, please ping me an e-mail. GitHub's lmctfy README states "We are not actively developing lmctfy further and have moved our efforts to libcontainer.&qu
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by crb 10y ago
The default distro is Container Optimised OS: https://cloud.google.com/container-optimized-os/docs/ . It's derived from Chromium OS, which means we can take advantage of the team who build images for the many
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by crb 10y ago
It's great that hftguy thinks Google Container Engine is stable (I work on it) but I'm sorry to say it's very easy to prove that is, in fact, running Docker on the nodes. You can just SSH into one and see for yourself. Kubern
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by crb 10y ago
Or just put --- between various stanzas in one file: https://kubernetes.io/docs/user-guide/managing-deployments/#... (Google now has a L3 internal load balancer, but not a L7 LB. It's fair to say that th
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by crb 10y ago
"Transferring copyright to The Linux Foundation, relicensing RethinkDB under ASLv2." https://github.com/rethinkdb/rethinkdb/commit/b0ec8bc5a874d5...
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by crb 10y ago
Headline: "Is Ready to Launch" Body: "Instead of arriving in March 2017, it has delayed, and the new schedule mentions a date of 27th July 2017"
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by crb 10y ago
+1, though GCP is quite good with descriptive naming. I think it would get "spot on" in many more categories than AWS/Azure in this comparison. Compare: "Elastic Block Store" vs "Persistent Disk", "Se
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by crb 10y ago
One of the great functions of a smart watch (or other fitness wearable) is sleep tracking. If you have to take it off overnight, you can't do that. I charge my Pebble once a week. Before that, wearing a bog-standard digital watch, I t

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