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by errordeveloper 12y ago
An interesting project would be to implement a policy extension, one that would check where container image has the right versions of certain packages and would refuse to start a container with outdate JRE, OpenSSL or anything more recent..
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
If you are looking to build an extension, make sure to checkout the post by @binocarlos [1], it's just the right level of detail for you know and a full-blow implementation indeed! [1]: http://weaveblog.com/2015/01
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DevOps in the Age of IoT with Snappy, Docker and Weave(weaveblog.com)
2 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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Deploying Elasticsearch Cluster on Docker and Weave + IO.js Microservice(weaveblog.com)
8 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Perhaps I have had a wrong impression since I read on Nim quite a while ago last time and should checkout this article now. Thatnks for pointing this out!
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
I really wouldn't consider it reasonable comparison, when one language has a sufficient compiler that is written in itself for most part, and the other still only compiles to C.
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Crate with Docker and Weave(weaveblog.com)
10 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Totally unlikely. They are more likely to deprecate them in favour of Cortex-M's.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Yeah, as said above, checkout zinc.rs. It runs on ARM MCUs though, but AVRs are becoming legacy anyway.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
The dueboot project is rather dead, checkout zinc.rs :)
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Automated provisioning of multi-cloud weave network with Terraform(weaveblog.com)
10 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
What exactly does "neat and transactional" imply? It would be really great if you could provide some technical details to support that statement. I think it would help the announcement, if there existed at least a few words of wha
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
So, how come we are talking about it being Nix-like here? I don't seem to find any reference to that... And what exactly does "All neat and transactional." imply?
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Show HN: Running Java applications in Docker containers(weaveblog.com)
1 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
It's pretty cool indeed what you guys are doing with it, although currently there are not as many MCUs where Duktape fits... The STM32F4 Discovery board that AllJoyn+Duktape targets, is the same one Java Embedded also runs on, IIRC. Fr
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Well, not exactly, Espruino is way smaller. However, Duktape is fully-compliant ECMAScript interpreter.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Terrific.
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Facebook is a ‘safe haven for terrorists’(theguardian.com)
2 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
It's funny how in issue #1 users are asking for DTLS. I'm pretty sure this is what's finally going to get implemented and probably will appear in mbed OS soon too. https://github.com/polarssl/polarssl&#x2
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
> Each compile job gets its own short-lived container Just curious, how do handle input and output? Do you prepare a volume with the input and then grab output from there as well, or the program inside the container is fetching input fro
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Screencast: Hello, Weave(weaveblog.com)
3 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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Life and Docker networking(weaveblog.com)
29 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|1 comments
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Weave for Kubernetes(weaveblog.com)
12 points by errordeveloper 12y ago|0 comments
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
One thing that would require is either run Avahi deamon in each container or embed it in you application somehow.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Today it's becoming harder and harder if users have to make sure that feature X is enabled in kernel version N or even compile and load a module. I do not disagree that your suggestion would benefit the performance.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Weave is not Docker-specific either.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
As far as flannel goes, the comparison can be boiled down to that Weave doesn't rely on etcd or anything other to store the sate.
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Maxime, amazing work! I haven't looked at the code yet... But very curious how it works for demo/testing on Linux, does it use tun/tap device or something like that?
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Maxime, that's what I was thinking too! But nobody know what these guys are doing, as you can see above...
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by errordeveloper 12y ago
Why have they not written the TCP/IP stack in Assembly then?

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