The Basics: Kubernetes, Mesosphere, and Docker Swarm

Re:The Basics: Kubernetes, Mesosphere, and Docker Swarm by tedmiston on Wednesday February 15, 2017 @06:55PM (#13656698)

When I first heard about Deis it was heavily compared to Flynn [1]. It's a little hard to tell from the outside if the two are still competitors or if Deis is focusing on a lower level of abstraction.

https://flynn.io/

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Re:The Basics: Kubernetes, Mesosphere, and Docker Swarm by hackerboos on Wednesday February 15, 2017 @09:37PM (#13657417)

They both support Heroku-like buildpacks. Major difference IMO is that Flynn supports databases and other stateful services.

I evaluated Flynn, Deis and Dokku and wasn't entirely satisfied with any of them opting for Heroku instead.

I've promised people a blogpost on this and I will do it once I get time to evaluate RancherOS too.

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Re:The Basics: Kubernetes, Mesosphere, and Docker Swarm by baronseng on Monday February 20, 2017 @11:40PM (#13693318)

Can you evaluate Kontena as well while you are at it?

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Re:The Basics: Kubernetes, Mesosphere, and Docker Swarm by tuananh on Thursday February 16, 2017 @07:34AM (#13659386)

Flynn was much less polished than Deis. At least, that was when i tried it last year.

I also started with Deis and move on to k8s later on.

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