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Open Source DC/OS
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Re: Open Source DC/OS
#2This is big news.
Great move and necessary to compete in the fast growing market of data-center automation. I hope that DC/OS gets as much attention in the open-source community as Kubernetes already does.
Re: Open Source DC/OS
#3TL;DR: https://dcos.io/
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#4TL;DR: https://dcos.io/
There's a separate thread for it:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11525612
Re: Open Source DC/OS
#5Nobody does containers better than illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones. Battle tested, enterprise proven technology since 2006, and SmartOS just took it to the next level, and the level beyond next with Manta, and then a level beyond that with Triton.
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#6Nobody does containers better than illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones. Battle tested, enterprise proven technology since 2006, and SmartOS just took it to the next level, and the level beyond next with Manta, and then a level beyond that with Triton.
That's your opinion and not at all fact. Solaris really? What year is it 1999? I know nobody that uses "illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones" nor do I ever recall seeing it as a skill that either established companies or start ups are looking for.
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#7Nobody does containers better than illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones. Battle tested, enterprise proven technology since 2006, and SmartOS just took it to the next level, and the level beyond next with Manta, and then a level beyond that with Triton.
That's your opinion and not at all fact. Solaris really? What year is it 1999? I know nobody that uses "illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones" nor do I ever recall seeing it as a skill that either established companies or start ups are looking for.
ZFS, kdb, mdb, FireEngine, isaexec, Crossbow, vmadm, imgadm, SMF, and FMA make it a fact, not an opinion.
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#8Nobody does containers better than illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones. Battle tested, enterprise proven technology since 2006, and SmartOS just took it to the next level, and the level beyond next with Manta, and then a level beyond that with Triton.
Lol
Re: Open Source DC/OS
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's your opinion and not at all fact. Solaris really? What year is it 1999? I know nobody that uses "illumos / SmartOS with Solaris zones" nor do I ever recall seeing it as a skill that either established companies or start ups are looking for.
ZFS, kdb, mdb, FireEngine, isaexec, Crossbow, vmadm, imgadm, SMF, and FMA make it a fact, not an opinion.
Oracle being a lock-in and lawsuit heavy company make it any solution depending on them a high-risk one. That they tried to make illegal to do a clean-slate implementation of an API means they want to lock you in even more. It's best to just avoid using any I.P. from a company like that unless the licensing terms protect you in present and future.
Feel free to get your hands tied to a company like that. Whereas, there's alternatives for rest of us that are both capable and extortion-free.
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