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by progrium 13y ago
Yeah. And by the way, I love Heroku, if it's not obvious. I'm friends with their engineers and visit their offices occasionally. It's been one of the most inspiring platforms I've seen.
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by progrium 13y ago
I don't think they were being serious. :)
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by progrium 13y ago
Considering LXC support will soon be a module to Docker and not core, I'm not sure you understand what value Docker adds. Just as there is value added all the way up the stack. Regarding the product funding remark, that's not the
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by progrium 13y ago
I know why you're asking. :D
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by progrium 13y ago
Flynn will be designed so Heroku buildpack support is optional.
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by progrium 13y ago
For now, the best way you can help is to try and sell your organization on sponsoring a larger amount. We can help you if they're interested. :)
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by progrium 13y ago
Dokku is sort of a proto-Flynn. It has different, more reachable goals because it's intended for a single host. It solves some of the same problems, just in a non-distributed way. Breaking Dokku down into its components starts providin
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by progrium 13y ago
They give a lot away for free. Too much even. Really it's the addons that get expensive.
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by progrium 13y ago
Some of the components or some of the early validation of the types of components are already open source in the project Dokku.
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by progrium 13y ago
Docker is in very active development and issues like this get resolved every week. That said, it's not a problem because of the service discovery and routing that would be involved in the Flynn system.
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by progrium 13y ago
Docker was a big piece of the puzzle. I worked with DotCloud to make Docker happen and we're involved in that community quite heavily. There's still a lot more work to do, otherwise we would not be bothering with a campaign like t
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by progrium 13y ago
This HTTP bias has been my problem with the approach of most platform services since the beginning.
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by progrium 13y ago
Most people don't realize it but they just want to run a process. That's where the computation is defined that you care about. And in many cases, you want to run a long running daemon process. So why are we futzing around with hos
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by progrium 13y ago
Velociraptor is def a cool project.
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by progrium 13y ago
I had this argument last night. Ultimately I probably won't care if people say it wrong relative to author intention. Some people will know, others won't. I just want to at least document the intended pronunciation, which is the w
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by progrium 13y ago
Oh by the way, it's pronounced doh-koo. For the record. :D
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by progrium 13y ago
Or CloudFoundry.
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by progrium 13y ago
First, OpenStack is a poor abstraction for what most people want. I don't even think it's worth bothering with if you can help it. Docker is what people should (and will) be building tools around instead of OpenStack. Docker integ
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by progrium 13y ago
Yeah, seems party is moving to freenode...
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by progrium 13y ago
Yes. :) That and more are some exciting things on my mind.
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by progrium 13y ago
Yeah, what Solomon said. For the moment, Dokku is focusing on the same sort of stateless apps Heroku supports and considers running databases a separate concern. For now you can run your databases, etc on the same host, in Docker containers
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by progrium 13y ago
I was talking to somebody in the Docker IRC channel that was using some of the same Dokku components to build a more distributed version of Dokku. Not sure if it's released yet. Part of the goal of Dokku is to define some components th
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Dokku: A small PaaS implementation(progrium.com)
210 points by progrium 13y ago|38 comments
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by progrium 13y ago
And if anybody can make it significantly less lines while still being readable, let's see a pull request.
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Dynamic git repositories for pushing code anywhere(github.com)
1 points by progrium 14y ago|0 comments
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by progrium 14y ago
Alex participates in our SuperHappyDevHouse offshoot for kids called Hack the Future, and I also have to mention how passionate Alex is and how well intentioned he had to have been. I was just as impressed by his interaction with the kids,
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From Webhooks to the Evented Web(progrium.com)
1 points by progrium 14y ago|0 comments
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Piping into and out of the cloud with skypipe(progrium.com)
17 points by progrium 14y ago|1 comments
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by progrium 14y ago
Cool. That's not far off from what I'm doing, plus I'm already using WebSockets. :)
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by progrium 14y ago
This was a total surprise! Interesting.

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