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Maybe a bit off-topic. I haven't found a satisfactory solution to having communicating containers across multiple hosts. There seems to be quite a few solutio
by troym 12y ago
Maybe a bit off-topic.
I haven't found a satisfactory solution to having communicating containers across multiple hosts. There seems to be quite a few solutions in the making (libswarm, geard, etc). How are other people solving this (in production, beyond two or three hosts)?
- Alupis 12y agoCoreOS seems to do what you are asking.
- cpuguy83 12y agohttps://github.com/cpuguy83/docker-grand-ambassador https://github.com/cpuguy83/docker-grand-ambassador https://github.com/progrium/ambassadord https://github.com/progrium/ambassadord
- troym 12y agoInteresting, thanks! FWIW, ambassadord has consul integration and that's something I've wanted.
- ivix 12y agoI simply expose ports (or do --net=host) and communicate between hosts in the normal fashion. Unless you don't trust your host I don't see the problem with that.