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Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

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Re: Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

#23
Interesting project/business.

As an aside, for your main page, I would stay away from using the word "Lego-block components".

I haven't checked it out, but Lego is likely a registered trademark. Best to avoid unnecessary legal issues.

Re: Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

#24
post #23

Interesting project/business. As an aside, for your main page, I would stay away from using the word "Lego-block components". I haven't checked it out, but Lego is likely a registered trademark. Best to avoid unnecessary legal issues.

Docker is also a registered trademark. What is the point you are making?

Re: Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

#25
post #13
post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Same here, doesn't instill much confidence for a hosting company to have their homepage down.

Sadly they failed the HN DDoS test.

True but as they say "Let he is without a good slashdotting cast the first packet".

Re: Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

#29
It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys.

On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functionality there. My servers are now running more than a year old version of docker. Does anyone know a great web-ui to manage containers? (I already tried portainer, kubernates-ui - they are either buggy or not intuitive)

Re: Containerum – Managed Docker Hosting

#30

It's been an hour and we can't still check the site. I would really not trust my production deployment with these guys. On a side note, Docker Cloud has been offering same thing but they are too slow to deliver docker swarm functionality there. My servers are now running more than a year old version of docker. Does anyone know a great web-ui to manage containers? (I already tried portainer, kubernates-ui - they are e…

Man, these people should consider using a solution that's easy to horizontally scale (trolololo)
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