Deis: Evolution of a Docker PaaS [video]

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Post by dragon13 » Tue, Jul 08, 2014, 6:53 PM UTC

Deis: Evolution of a Docker PaaS [video]
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Re: Deis: Evolution of a Docker PaaS [video]

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Post by csixty4 » Tue, Jul 08, 2014, 7:13 PM UTC

I've been looking forward to giving Deis a shot. I'm a huge fan of Dokku, and Deis seems to be a very similar project with the added bonus of handling scaling for you.

Re: Deis: Evolution of a Docker PaaS [video]

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Post by bacongobbler » Tue, Jul 08, 2014, 7:25 PM UTC

csixty4 wrote: post #2

I've been looking forward to giving Deis a shot. I'm a huge fan of Dokku, and Deis seems to be a very similar project with the added bonus of handling scaling for you.

If you need any help getting set up, we're quite receptive to questions on #deis!

> I'm a huge fan of Dokku, and Deis seems to be a very similar project with the added bonus of handling scaling for you.

Deis is built to be a distributed system spanning an entire CoreOS cluster, so scaling occurs horizontally and is naturally fault-tolerant. We have fleet to thank for that :)

Re: Deis: Evolution of a Docker PaaS [video]

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Post by csixty4 » Tue, Jul 08, 2014, 8:40 PM UTC

bacongobbler wrote: post #3

csixty4 wrote: post #2

I've been looking forward to giving Deis a shot. I'm a huge fan of Dokku, and Deis seems to be a very similar project with the added bonus of handling scaling for you.

If you need any help getting set up, we're quite receptive to questions on #deis! > I'm a huge fan of Dokku, and Deis seems to be a very similar project with the added bonus of handling scaling for you. Deis is built to be a distributed system spanning an entire CoreOS cluster, so scaling occurs horizontally and is naturally fault-tolerant. We have fleet to thank for that :)

> Deis is built to be a distributed system spanning an entire CoreOS cluster, so scaling occurs horizontally and is naturally fault-tolerant.

I love the sound of that.