nogox

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by nogox 11y ago
CaaS is definitely the future of cloud. However I don't think ECS (IaaS+Container) is the way to go. In this approach, you still need to take care of the cluster capacity planning, scaling, failover, etc. And at most time, there always
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by nogox 11y ago
How is this different from Hyper?
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Streamline SDLC with Docker and VisualOps(medium.com)
8 points by nogox 12y ago|0 comments
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by nogox 12y ago
mainframe still exists with x86, but the real question is: who cares mainframe. The similar argument when VM is introduced. People say virtualization only fits a subnet of use case. Now what? Look for the nextt 5 yrs, you will see vmware in
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by nogox 12y ago
I don't really understand this: "Non-cooperating services often use service discovery information in configuration, such as the backends for a load balancer defined in an HAproxy configuration. A generalized configuration renderin
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by nogox 12y ago
Will it be easily outgrown by users as heroku? It is better than heroku by giving the capability to compose your app from a vast docker image collection. But I guess that's good until you reach some scale/complexity.
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by nogox 12y ago
well, the point is that why you need openstack sincere the fullstack is there like you suggested?
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by nogox 12y ago
borg+container, they are not fan of hypervisor, thus guess they are not fan of openstack as well.
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by nogox 12y ago
Why not mesos+docker running on all HWs, which eliminates the point of running openstack at all. Google has been doing this for yrs.
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Ask HN: Mesos vs. OpenStack
9 points by nogox 12y ago|7 comments