normanjoyner

Title is not linking to the repository which can be found here: https://github.com/alexellis/k3sup

We definitely understand - we plan on tackling this with the release of our Containership Kubernetes Service. Users will be able to enter the credentials to their hosting provider, and CKS will provision a highly-available and secure Kubernetes cluster on the IaaS of their choice.

It appears they are routing around issues at bing and yahoo: https://twitter.com/duckduckgo/status/897501100412030976

This is really nice. In our experience, databases are still a huge hurdle for running stateful multicloud deployments. As we try to simplify multicloud container deployment, global replication and multi-region support are going to come in handy. I’m really excited to start dev’ing against this release, and hope to have a containerized version of FaunaDB available via Containership soon. I’d be interested to gauge interest in a containerized FaunaDB among the broader dev community, since to me it seems like a perfect match.

this is definitely a valid concern. decoupling automation from your cloud provider, moving it a layer up the stack, and leveraging only IaaS, can actually be quite helpful in these scenarios. this is an area where having a multicloud strategy, or minimally the ability to move between clouds at will, is essential.

Seems to be back now; pretty quick resolution.

Google reporting "service disruption" for calendar: http://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=status