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dhrp
6y ago
I was with Docker from the very start, and so have playing with this for quite a while. Would be happy to hear more tips and improvements though!
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My best tricks to deploy to Kubernetes
(leaf.cloud)
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dhrp
6y ago
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dhrp
6y ago
Thatcher here, co-founder of LeafCloud. Happy to hear your questions!
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A green alternative to the energy waste of datacenters
(leaf.cloud)
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dhrp
6y ago
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dhrp
6y ago
Hi, Thatcher here, the author. Would love to hear what you think about it.
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It's time to do something about dirty clouds
(greenedge.cloud)
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dhrp
6y ago
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dhrp
9y ago
Thatcher here, Author of the article. LMK if you have any questions..
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Why choose between gRPC and REST? Expose both on a single port
(medium.com)
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dhrp
9y ago
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dhrp
11y ago
A lot of this has really been blocked by Google before; when they stopped interop with XMPP. XMPP was meant to cross company borders and allow video/media to be built on top of that (with something like RTP & h264).
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dhrp
12y ago
And one of the things we should realize is that they do have real integrations with all the videoconferencing stuff.
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dhrp
12y ago
Both of those features are only a matter of time.
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dhrp
12y ago
I'm watching the keynote.
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Cisco’s New Project Squared Collaboration Tool Offers Alternative to WebEx
(techcrunch.com)
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dhrp
12y ago
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dhrp
12y ago
+1 for having a business model. Too often I see great tools disappear because they got acquired, ran out of funding or something. I'd love to see this be an example of a tool that makes enough money to sustain it's team.
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dhrp
13y ago
I'm looking for arguments about whether we should switch over to a platform that is open.
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Should we switch over to from whatsapp to telegram.org?
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dhrp
13y ago
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dhrp
13y ago
Sounds like a prank machine to me
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dhrp
13y ago
Yeah. The committing and layering stuff is not the easiest to grasp. There is actually a section on the docs that does a decent job explaining these concepts but it is a bit hidden: http://docs.docker.io/en/latest/
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dhrp
13y ago
Oh, and yes, I do work for dotCloud.
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dhrp
13y ago
Ok. That's great. Then let me try to give you some examples #: Imagine you have setup your SaaS to run from some containers (1 container with your web app, 1 container with your worker, 1 container with your queue and a database somewh
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dhrp
13y ago
Hi. Thanks! My personal take on where Docker is heading to? There are so many things people can do with this, it's hard to summarize. What I personally care most about? As a designer ex-entrepreneur and front-end developer, the thing t
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dhrp
13y ago
It depends. Do you mind me asking, what is your background/profession? And have you deployed a virtual machine before to run an application?
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dhrp
13y ago
Thank you for posting this answer. Indeed, I think the short answer is: It is not impossible, but there are limitations.
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dhrp
13y ago
The creator here. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments!
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Docker interactive tutorial
(blog.docker.io)
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13y ago
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dhrp
13y ago
Exactly, there is no longer a way to ignore designing your website in a responsive way. Luckily however, there are also more and more tools to design responsive websites. Check out froont.com for example.
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dhrp
13y ago
Right. I can write a script to go from fresh installation to deploy in one command using Vagrant, Puppet, Chef, Ansible. But the reason why so many people like PaaS such as Heroku and dotCloud is actually that there is /one/ recommended way
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dhrp
13y ago
I think this is pretty cool. As a front end developer I would like to see this mature into a project which "makes my life easier", and currently, one of the biggest pains, I think is setting up a nginx or apache project with the right WSGI
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dhrp
13y ago
A very cool usecase! "Have a weird build failure like a segmentation fault in the compiler? Publish the Docker image and have someone take a look! No need to take the builder offline while someone SSH's into it. " In particular this notion