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Re:A new upstream project to break up Docker into independent components
on Thursday April 20, 2017 @04:03PM (#14160319)
Great comment Kord! kudos
Basic Kubernetes Concepts IV – Secrets and ConfigMaps
Basic Kubernetes Concepts III – Services Give You Abstraction
Basic Kubernetes Concepts – Using Deployments
Re:ChatBots and the future of Apps in India
on Friday June 24, 2016 @03:56AM (#11967662)
Good points man! You really covered the topic well. And chat and conversation is a nice building block to not only get stuff accessible in places that are low bandwidth and low-tech but also prepare for future developments in voice interaction as what you learn and cover in text you can easily move to voice once voice is good enough.
I also like the approach of Viv here to build complex queries dynamically over different hooks. These kinds of technologies will be key to enabling more complex use cases with bots.
Understanding Basic Kubernetes Concepts, Intro to Pods, Labels, and Replicas
Getting Started with a Local Kubernetes Environment
Rolling Updates of Kubernetes on Top of Fleet
Benchmarking Fleet Clusters with Rkt and Docker
Replicate a Whole Data Center Locally with Onsho
Re:Kocho – Bootstrapping Tool for CoreOS Clusters on AWS
on Tuesday February 16, 2016 @02:07PM (#11112295)
We know! Happy for any feedback or questions around our tool and templates.
Kocho – Bootstrapping Tool for CoreOS Clusters on AWS
Enter Mayu and Yochu – Our Provisioning Tools for CoreOS on Bare Metal
Re:Deploy an Elastic High-Availability SQL Cluster with Crate and Weave
on Thursday September 24, 2015 @02:24PM (#10273527)
Hi, I'm the author of this post and wanted to open up the discussion to questions and feedback.
Re:Kubernetes V1 Released
on Tuesday July 21, 2015 @10:03AM (#9922300)
ManagedVMs don't use k8s under the covers afaik. However there's GKE (Google Container Engine), which goes on top of (at least 3) MVMs and that one does use k8s.
While it is true that going with a PaaS(-like) solution like AppEngine or Heroku is easy in the beginning it can get pretty expensive pretty fast and it limits you in the choice of languages, frameworks, and data stores you can use. This can in some instances bring technical debt with it that will pose a hurdle when growing.
Actually, using Docker combined with an orchestration layer like k8s is supposed to give the the ease-of-use of PaaS with the flexibility of IaaS (or MVMs), however, managing sth like k8s by yourself is not that easy and you will need quite a bunch of other tools on top, i.e. for monitoring and stuff, which paves the way for Container-as-a-Service solutions, like RancherOS, tutum, or Giant Swarm (disclaimer, I'm part of the latter company)
Swacker: Code to Container, No Docker Required
Show HN: A Smart Client-Side JavaScript Hacker News Button
Re:Deploy a Meteor Application in Under 1 Minute
on Friday July 03, 2015 @02:21PM (#9827111)
Yeah, it's extremely easy. I wasn't expecting that.
Re:Software Circus conference announced for September 10th/11th in Ams...
on Friday July 03, 2015 @11:02AM (#9825927)
This sounds like it will a pretty legendary event!
Btw, great design and choice of location.
Re:Deploy a Meteor Application in Under 1 Minute
on Wednesday July 01, 2015 @11:05AM (#9812288)
As I'm not a MeteorJS developer myself, I'm glad to get some feedback as to short comings or improvements of this post.
Deploy a Ghost Blog in 10 Minutes with Giant Swarm
How Docker Made Coding and Testing New Projects Fun and Accessible
Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (March 2015)
on Monday March 02, 2015 @03:34AM (#9130930)
Giant Swarm (Cologne, Germany) / www.giantswarm.io / Support Engineer (m/f)
http://giantswarm.nimble.hr/p/cdc4323323cc-support-engineer-...
We are looking for a passionate Developer (remote workpossible) who wants to be the voice of our customers, who are using Giant Swarmfor architecting and deploying didtributed systems.
More jobs (DevOps, Dev, Web Dev) are available at http://giantswarm.nimble.hr
You can apply through the website, but if you have anyquestions, feel free to email Anna at [email protected]
Docker and Related Services Enable a Future of Microservices for Everyone
Re:Ask HN: Best solution for hosting docker app
on Thursday January 22, 2015 @08:59AM (#8929124)
If it's only about solidity DigitalOcean, AWS, and similar are ok for running single-host instances of your dockerized apps. If you want to get into clusters and scaling or are looking for a way to just take care of your containers and not of the infrastructure anymore, there's not many ready-made solutions, though. Amazon is working on ECS, and Google on GKE, but both are in a very early invite only Alpha stage. Other than those two, there's currently only us at Giant Swarm (http://giantswarm.io/) afaik. If you're interested you can register for an invite and if you contact me directly, I could get you the actual invitation a bit faster.
Also note that there's quite a lot of self-service solutions based on Mesos or Kubernetes, but then you're back at managing your infrastructure yourself again and you still have to book DigitalOcean or Amazon Servers.
Re:Microservice Infrastructure as a Service
on Thursday December 04, 2014 @11:00AM (#8699862)
We're glad for any feedback provided even (constructive) negative ones
Re:Learning on the Edge
on Thursday June 26, 2014 @10:25AM (#7949764)
nice writeup, I especially like that you talk in detail about the things you learned from your "failure". Failure by itself isn't always good, but this shows how one can learn and get oneself up again after falling (technology wise).
Re:Show HN: Startup News Recommended by Top Influencers (iOS)
on Wednesday February 26, 2014 @12:34PM (#7306267)
like the idea of automatic curation through influencers streams
Re:Show HN: An API for Customer Feedback
on Tuesday January 28, 2014 @08:44AM (#7136986)
is it for web or mobile or does it just work for both?