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by fss 14y ago
This is on tsuru's roadmap. We want to make it easier to install and manage. Thanks!
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by fss 14y ago
Today :P
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by fss 14y ago
I definitely want to try tsuru + docker, yet this week :)
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by fss 14y ago
Hi, I'm fsouza on github. I already have access to it, and I will try to help tomorrow in getting docker launched :)
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by fss 14y ago
git works as a deployment tool, but not in all cases. It's useful to deploy code, but when writing Java or Go, you usually don't deploy the code, you deploy compiled binaries. Currently, tsuru forces you to deploy your code (you can create
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by fss 14y ago
Yes, tsuru calls that services. They're behind an API. Enabling the deployment of services without API's is already in our roadmap, but we don't know when we will get it done.
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by fss 14y ago
Unfortunately not. Our charms contains some custom hooks, but we want to remove them in the future. Here are the examples: https://github.com/globocom/charms/tree/master/precise (centos charms are outdate).
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by fss 14y ago
The original motivation wasn't exactly that, but we changed it. At the first moment, we started an open source platform as a service based on Globo.com needs. That's why tsuru first supported EC2 instances. But that's pretty expensive: havi
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by fss 14y ago
Sorry for our absense. This HN entry surprised us. We're aware that we need better docs explaining what tsuru is and it compares to alternatives like OpenShift and Cloud Foundry. Currently, we're not running tsuru in any public cloud. We _h
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by fss 14y ago
When using the work-in-progress lxc provisioner, tsuru will behave like Mesos, but it's no that stable yet. First we worked on getting it working with EC2 instances, and now we are working on lxc and frontend integration.
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Doing it right or doing it over?(cacm.acm.org)
1 points by fss 14y ago|0 comments
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Gccgo in GCC 4.7.1(blog.golang.org)
72 points by fss 14y ago|44 comments