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by phildougherty 12y ago
Is it multi-tenancy of various Joyent customers on the same hardware? So you get containers placed somewhere in their data center on shared hardware with other customers? Or do you already need to have dedicated hardware provisioned at Joye
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by phildougherty 12y ago
"You can run your Docker containers across entire data centers without ever creating a "cluster" as other IaaS providers would have you do." This is a little unclear. I get that you don't have to create a "clus
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by phildougherty 12y ago
Sounds like Warby Parker
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by phildougherty 12y ago
That's interesting. I've also found it interesting that one of the big selling points of the Mesosphere ecosystem is that it is used at scale by Twitter. But AFAIK twitter developed their own framework for long running tasks ( htt
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by phildougherty 12y ago
Because Mesosphere (the VC backed startup) hired the creator of Mesos (the Apache project), and is now trying to capitalize on the open source project as one of their "products".
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by phildougherty 12y ago
I wasn't picking on ZK in particular. I was more pointing out that the system as a whole is complicated. It might be fine for "enterprise deployments" where a company has a lot of time, money and resources to throw at the imp
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by phildougherty 12y ago
If you've spent any significant amount of time with Mesos and Marathon, you've probably found that it's buggy (Marathon at least), complicated, and hard to work with. Zookeeper is just one part of the complicated web of infra
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by phildougherty 13y ago
You can run many different types of applications on the same host without the risk of one of them utilizing all of the system resources and leaving none for the others.
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by phildougherty 13y ago
+1