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by __monadic 9y ago
Hi this is Alexis from weaveworks, just to say you can see how we support kubeflow here - https://www.weave.works/blog/kubeflow-and-weave-cloud
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by __monadic 9y ago
Hi, alexis richardson here from weaveworks. We have a berlin office and would love to hire people who want to work in our main areas. See https://www.weave.works/company/hiring/
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by __monadic 10y ago
to elaborate for @hueving @mugsie et al., consider that OpenStack is organised around Nova, the scheduler++ that is at the heart of any OpenStack deployment. If the CNCF was "like OpenStack" then it could mandate that all project
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by __monadic 10y ago
Yes we do allow competing APIs. You said it yourself in another comment on here: "It's never blatant, it's always calls for seemingly good things like extra pluggable points to make sure we don't favor particular solutio
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by __monadic 10y ago
Projects can do what they like. We believe that users, communities, market pressures, and so on, will drive good outcomes here. For example to date, all projects have worked to interoperate of their own volition. No committees were formed
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by __monadic 10y ago
"how are the end user groups requirements put forward? what mechanisms is there to ensure developers work on the defined priorities?" --> projects are run by their leads, they are not told what to work on. In this sense, CNCF
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by __monadic 10y ago
Hi, I'm alexis richardson and chair of the TOC for CNCF. The answer is YES we allow competing implementations.
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by __monadic 10y ago
What is a small packet here?
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by __monadic 10y ago
(weaveworks person here) If you check out the PDF that fons posted above, http://rp.delaat.net/2015-2016/p50/report.pdf , then you will see pretty extensive testing showing that Weave Net, flannel, and Docker Netwo
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by __monadic 11y ago
No. http://www.weave.works/weave-fast-datapath/
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by __monadic 11y ago
+1 to @jbeda, but let me offer some comments for the avoidance of possible confusion among potential Weave users. Weave aims to deliver a completely portable network. In other words if you create an application using Docker container and