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Negative comments here seem to be a gross overreaction. This is primarily a code release. Code is always going to keep moving. I have used swarm and it's nowher
by nullcipher 10y ago
Negative comments here seem to be a gross overreaction. This is primarily a code release. Code is always going to keep moving. I have used swarm and it's nowhere close to unstable as people say it is. Is it production ready? Probably not. But which software is production ready in every big release?
Unnecessary fear mongering by people who have an outside agenda.
- nullcipher 10y agoOK downvoters, I get it. Everyone hates docker but uses it anyway :-)
- cpitman 10y agoWhich release is going to be production ready, and which features are production ready in each release? If Docker Inc documented which features are production ready, I'd have more sympathy for that point of view. What we've had to do at Red Hat is always stay a couple releases behind (we're shipping 1.10+patches right now) and backport all the fixes from upstream releases to make it stable (ie production ready). Docker keeps shipping new versions, with fixes for old issues but then a whole new set of issues added in.