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Docker for Mac is not usable today, because of high cpu due IO [1] [1] https://github.com/docker/for-mac/issues/1759
Oh man. Thanks for sharing this. I thought it was just my Mac.
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Your docker compose yml is trivially reusable for Swarm. We run it in production and is spectacular . The complexity overhead of kubernetes may be premature when you don't have massive requirements
That's the thing, we use k8s in production and I just used docker-compose for testing in my device environment for the sake of simplicity. Though over time it became not so simple to maintain two parallel config as the system grown up.
Azure also comes with a Swarm-mode deployment template which is pretty great (https://github.com/Azure/acs-engine/blob/master/docs/swarmmo...). However, setting up and running Swarm has been a pleasure.
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That's the thing, we use k8s in production and I just used docker-compose for testing in my device environment for the sake of simplicity. Though over time it became not so simple to maintain two parallel config as the system grown up.
that's one of the reason we decided to jump on swarm. And seeing how Swarm has matured and added features, we are very happy. Azure also comes with a Swarm-mode deployment template which is pretty great ( https://github.com/Azure/acs-engine/blob/master/docs/swarmmo... ). However, setting up and running Swarm has been a pleasure.
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that's one of the reason we decided to jump on swarm. And seeing how Swarm has matured and added features, we are very happy. Azure also comes with a Swarm-mode deployment template which is pretty great ( https://github.com/Azure/acs-engine/blob/master/docs/swarmmo... ). However, setting up and running Swarm has been a pleasure.
This is very interesting. I've been looking for middle ground between Dokku and Kubernetes, I'll give swarm a try. Does it handle ingress at all? vhosts, TLS certificates, etc?
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This is very interesting. I've been looking for middle ground between Dokku and Kubernetes, I'll give swarm a try. Does it handle ingress at all? vhosts, TLS certificates, etc?
If you're paying for EE, then UCP can do a lot for you. We're using the HRM heavily, and it's very handy.
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that's one of the reason we decided to jump on swarm. And seeing how Swarm has matured and added features, we are very happy. Azure also comes with a Swarm-mode deployment template which is pretty great ( https://github.com/Azure/acs-engine/blob/master/docs/swarmmo... ). However, setting up and running Swarm has been a pleasure.
This is very interesting. I've been looking for middle ground between Dokku and Kubernetes, I'll give swarm a try. Does it handle ingress at all? vhosts, TLS certificates, etc?
however, it does not do termination. You should trivially include a haproxy/nginx pod/service/vm to do the termination for you.
One of the cool new infrastructure features is Docker Cloud - which allows you to "bring your own nodes" for 15$/node/month and setup Swarm. https://docs.docker.com/docker-cloud/cloud-swarm/using-swarm...
I don't understand the use-case here. You want to use Docker+Kubernetes but can't work out the bits to run it in VM's on your own?
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Kubernetes is enabled for all OSX version
Minor nitpick, it's called macOS now.
guillaumerose was referring to all versions, so both "all OS X versions" and "all macOS versions" would be wrong, no...?
I don't understand the use-case here. You want to use Docker+Kubernetes but can't work out the bits to run it in VM's on your own?
Because I already have Docker for Mac installed to be able to build and test images I think it's useful to have this local k8s integration.