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by gabrtv 11y ago
I'd say the niche is "creatives". Designers, artists, musicians, hipsters, etc.
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by gabrtv 11y ago
I had no idea. That's great news!
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by gabrtv 11y ago
I was hoping to see something about optional SSL/TLS. I'm even willing to pay for it.
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CoreOS Fest: 10 Lessons Learned Using CoreOS(gabrtv.github.io)
5 points by gabrtv 11y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 11y ago
Ello, the popular social network, was founded by designers: https://ello.co/wtf/post/founders
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Deis announces Docker Swarm technology preview(deis.io)
11 points by gabrtv 11y ago|1 comments
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Engine Yard buys OpDemand, the startup behind open-source cloud platform Deis(venturebeat.com)
30 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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Transitioning to Container-based Infrastructure(deis.io)
2 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 12y ago
> The services are considered to be in a trusted network and are accessed by a private token passed in the ‘Authorization' header plus the user id of the requester in an ‘X-USER’ header. This reads like the user ID is exposed in a h
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Microsoft invokes nuclear option on Superfish(twitter.com)
11 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 12y ago
I'm a big believer in "Readme driven development" [1]. It's critical you go through the exercise of 1) explaining what the software will do and 2) how it will be used with concrete examples. The value of this documenta
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Not many PostgreSQL DBaaS offerings out there. This is great news.
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Deis maintainer here. We understand Deis can be a bit heavy for those who don't want a multi-node HA setup. For the 'humble web developer' we strongly recommend Dokku. In fact, we're now sponsoring that project: http:
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by gabrtv 12y ago
This is exactly why we sponsor Dokku: http://deis.io/deis-sponsors-dokku/ Go Dokku! :)
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by gabrtv 12y ago
No. As a PaaS designed to run enterprise workloads with high availability, Deis has a 3-node minimum. If you're looking for a similar workflow but with a smaller footprint, Deis now sponsors the Dokku project: http://deis.io
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Short answer: Deis is easier to install/operate and it's designed to leverage Docker from the ground up. You won't be promoting Docker images through a CI/CD pipeline with Cloud Foundry any time soon. Email me for a lon
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Your point is taken: some of the underlying technologies we use are still under active development. That said, we've worked with enough production Deis deployments to know that etcd and fleet (for example) run much better than some mi
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Deis and Kubernetes are solving different problems. Deis is a PaaS that provides a developer self-service capability a la Heroku. Kubernetes is a declarative container manager that provides lower-level orchestration features. Both are co
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Project creator here. It's been a fun 16 months getting to this point. Happy to answer questions.
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by gabrtv 12y ago
There's lots of smart teams working on these problems. We believe working with them is better for our users and for the community as a whole. :)
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Deis v0.12 – More Reliable, Easier to Install(deis.io)
12 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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Deis Pull: Docker-Native PaaS in Action(deis.io)
4 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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Deis: Evolution of a Docker PAAS (DockerCon 2014)(blog.docker.com)
11 points by gabrtv 12y ago|0 comments
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Deis is for software teams who need to operate their own servers (for a variety of reasons). If you're a "regular developer with little real world Ops experience", I personally recommend sticking with Heroku or equivalent ho
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Deis has quite a few successful deployments in the wild. Most of the work being done today is around automated testing, platform hardening, HA/failure modes, etc. A stable release is not far away.
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Docker image to test if your host is vulnerable to this particular open_by_handle_at() container breakout: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/gabrtv/shocker/ Remember to always audit the source code before run
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by gabrtv 12y ago
Great to see an etcd backend. Nice work. One feature I'd love to see is support for an etcd discovery URL (versus having to provide an explicit list of peers). See: http://coreos.com/docs/cluster-management/
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by gabrtv 12y ago
We've found docopt to a great fit for complex subcommands. Create a simple global usage string `command <subcommand> [options]` and call docopt again with the subcommand's specific usage.
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by gabrtv 12y ago
shykes is right on. :) We view Docker as the key point of interoperability and will have more to share on that front soon.
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by gabrtv 12y ago
> So, looking at the architecture, it seems like you have some design components that overlap with pieces design components in CoreOS. I'm not clear as to what components are really application components vs. platform operations com

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