kelseyhightower

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   Deis Announces High Availability Backed by Ceph(deis.io)

   11 points by kelseyhightower 12y ago|2 comments
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   by kelseyhightower 12y ago

   Many people do just that. Here is a post I wrote outlining the details, including how to handle cases where you want to disable CGO, but still need access to an SSL cert bundle. https://medium.com/@kelseyhightower/optim
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   Building Docker Images for Static Go Binaries(medium.com)

   5 points by kelseyhightower 12y ago|0 comments
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   by kelseyhightower 12y ago

   I personally think they will pull this one off, mainly because CoreOS will be providing support to the DO team and help however possible to make sure DO is added to the list of supported cloud vendors.
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   by kelseyhightower 12y ago

   For the next post I'm thinking about using containers and cloud-config to set up all the Kubernetes components. That would make it easy to do everything the "CoreOS" way.
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   by kelseyhightower 12y ago

   I've found starting docker containers using something like systemd works really well. Basically you do something like this: # systemd unit file Description=My Service After=docker.service Requires=docker.service [Service]
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   by kelseyhightower 12y ago

   libcontainer - http://blog.docker.io/2014/03/docker-0-9-introducing-executi...
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   by kelseyhightower 13y ago

   Thank you! I'm really glad to see the Go team sticking with the short release cycles. Very easy to follow what's changing and what to expect in the next release.