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by phildougherty 6y ago
We will be revealing a lot more about the architecture at our upcoming virtual conference called Deploy that is happening Nov 10-11th. There are a few sessions that touch on how the platform was implemented and I encourage you to tune in fo
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by phildougherty 6y ago
Sorry, I think I misunderstood what you were saying there. Could you clarify a bit more about what kind of functionality you'd prefer we support in the scenario you described? A large influx of traffic hits your application while you a
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by phildougherty 6y ago
Thanks, that is valuable feedback. We definitely recognize that there are other options out there that offer unlimited static sites. We feel that the additional features and capabilities offered by the platform including running scaled our
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by phildougherty 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Autoscaling is not yet supported on the platform (but is coming soon). Before autoscaling lands as a feature, insights based alerting will also land. You'll be able to setup alerts for scaling events, bandwidth
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by phildougherty 6y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I will be sure to address your points with the team as we continue to develop our roadmap. One thing to point out is that there is now console access available in the product.
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by phildougherty 6y ago
We certainly took a lot of inspiration and leaned on the awesome experience of the nanobox team, but this is largely a completely different architecture.
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by phildougherty 7y ago
A complex combination of factors that touch on timing, investment, strategy, people, mistakes, and way too many other factors to fit in a HN comment.
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by phildougherty 8y ago
Hey there! DO Kubernetes PM here. I just added you so you have access to the product. I will reach out to the PM on DBaaS as well.
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by phildougherty 8y ago
Interesting to see where things head for sure. It's also very impactful to me to realize that some of the most iconic things in NYC have already surpassed the 70 year mark or much more (empire state building, BK bridge, statue of liber
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by phildougherty 8y ago
managed to get a broken nose there my first week in NYC. way to go me. cool to see some good shows there before it became condos.
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by phildougherty 8y ago
just had a lot of fun with this. thanks for making it.
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by phildougherty 8y ago
Hey there! I'm the product manager working on the DigitalOcean Kubernetes product and early access program. We have updated our announcement blog post with some new information (at the bottom). We will be opening up early access phase
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Kubernetes Metrics Options: Heapster vs. Prometheus vs. InfluxData(blog.containership.io)
5 points by phildougherty 9y ago|0 comments
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by phildougherty 9y ago
Perhaps the right wording would have been "not making you want to tear your hair out"
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Kubernetes Is Making On-Prem Exciting Again(blog.containership.io)
3 points by phildougherty 9y ago|2 comments
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Containership 3.0: Multicloud Mobile Optimized Kubernetes Management(blog.containership.io)
23 points by phildougherty 9y ago|4 comments
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by phildougherty 9y ago
There may be some chances for an improvement at Pittsburgh airport with the announcement of $1.1bn in major renovations being funded: http://www.post-gazette.com/business/development/2017/09/12/...
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by phildougherty 9y ago
Disclosure, i work at containership. We have a SaaS based product that can stand up a Kubernetes cluster for you, and it really does only take 10-15 minutes from signup to being live. https://containership.io
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Cloud Agnostic Firewalls and Security Groups for Containers(blog.containership.io)
7 points by phildougherty 9y ago|0 comments
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A pivotal moment for the container industry(blog.containership.io)
15 points by phildougherty 9y ago|0 comments
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by phildougherty 10y ago
Pretty neat how nicely this integrates into an existing docker host setup. Definitely going to give it a try and see about integrating into containership. edit: typo
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by phildougherty 10y ago
I wrote a quick post discussing this outage. I figured I should share here https://blog.containership.io/aws-got-you-down
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AWS Got You Down?(blog.containership.io)
11 points by phildougherty 10y ago|0 comments
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by phildougherty 10y ago
Must be related to AWS S3 issues. https://status.aws.amazon.com/
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Docker Hub is down and/or slow
3 points by phildougherty 10y ago|3 comments
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Launch and scale Event Store db with a few clicks(blog.containership.io)
1 points by phildougherty 10y ago|0 comments
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Automated Functions-As-a-Service in 11 Clouds with IronFunctions(blog.containership.io)
10 points by phildougherty 10y ago|0 comments
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by phildougherty 10y ago
Thanks!
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by phildougherty 10y ago
How is this doing discovery of other nodes? Says it is fully decentralized but just doing a `meshbird new` to get a key and then running `MESHBIRD_KEY="key" meshbird join` doesn't explain the discovery mechanism to me. Haven&
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Video: Getting Started Deploying Containers on 11 Clouds with ContainerShip(youtube.com)
5 points by phildougherty 10y ago|0 comments

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