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by dustinkirkland 10y ago
Actually, there's quite a bit of cross-distro compatibility around Snaps. Beyond Ubuntu, Snaps are known to work in Arch Linux, Debian, Gentoo, Fedora, openSUSE, Yocto, and OpenWRT. Snaps simply require a modern systemd and snapd dae
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by dustinkirkland 11y ago
What an unfair pile of fear, uncertainty, and doubt, to lob such a vague accusation. Downvote.
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by dustinkirkland 11y ago
You can use absolutely any /8 that you want. I used 250.0.0.0/8 in my examples, but the FanNetworking wiki page uses 10.0.0.0/8. You can use any one you want. Have at it ;-)
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by dustinkirkland 11y ago
Sure, DHCP/NAT is used by each container, to get out. But how does it route to another container on some other host elsewhere in your cloud? That's what the Fan addresses.
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by dustinkirkland 11y ago
There's IPv6 in some clouds. https://forums.aws.amazon.com/thread.jspa?messageID=536049
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by dustinkirkland 11y ago
IP-IP is the first encapsulation supported, but the Fan is engineered in a way that any encapsulation scheme can be added easily. We'll be adding support for VXLAN, GRE, STP tunnels as well. My colleagues will have blog posts about h
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by dustinkirkland 12y ago
And both current maintainers of eCryptfs work for Canonical.
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by dustinkirkland 12y ago
Indeed! It's a bit of an homage to one of the greatest video games of all time, applying it literally to our own bright orange cloud kit in a box ;-)
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by dustinkirkland 13y ago
Docker and Juju -- what a combination! And a whole lot of Golang. Nice work! I'd be very interested in seeing other Docker workloads Juju deployable and scalable...