The Government should not pick winners and losers. It is unfair for one company to get these great incentives. Also, the taxpayer ends up subsidizing all their monetary benefits for choosing the city. I am glad that both sides agree that this is wrong.
I love electric cars but I do not think it is fair for my money to be taken to subsidize a car for someone else. I had no say in the matter. The same goes with solar subsidies. If you want an electric car or solar, you should pay for it, not the taxpayer.
Right now, the server simply sends Docker engine commands to the agent nodes. If you know the equivilant commands for "docker build" and "Docker run", I should be able to add it
Yes, I work for Apcera and linux-toys.com is my personal blog where I talk about open source technologies (mainly Docker lately) and software that I develop. Like the article states, I am a Docker fanboy and want them to be great again. The blog website is actually running on a four node Raspberry pi cluster that I referenced in the blog as a link. The reason I joined Apcera is because they are also developing cool container technology. Until recently, Apcera was only available to enterprises and didn’t have a solution for “homeduction” users like me to host and run applications like my blog and a few other services. With the community edition of the software, I can gather a few spare x86 boxes and make the switch. I will still be running the same Docker images but using Apcera’s orchestration software instead of swarm.
Some bugs are ok and expected like you said but major functionality issues that make the new feature useless should be addressed prior to a release and huge marketing efforts.
Yeah, Docker has a lot of catching up to do. They bragged a lot lately about how Swarm is faster than K8s but you really can not compare the two when you look at features and stability of k8s.
I am looking more and more about using the Apcera Platform. They have everything I need in a container management platform for free: https://www.apcera.com/community-edition
It is not about cost. It is about marketing and generating all the hype over something that clearly does not function properly. They act like they are laying golden eggs when in fact they are broken eggs.
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