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1. Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Thursday, 27-Jul-2023 06:23:35 JST Aral Balkan

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   • Co-op Cloud
   • zeh
   • Serge from Babka

   @coopcloud @zeh @serge Aww, thanks :) 💕

   • Co-op Cloud (coopcloud@social.coop)'s status on Thursday, 27-Jul-2023 06:23:45 JST Co-op Cloud

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     • zeh
     • Serge from Babka

     @zeh @serge yeehaw let us know what you think! also shout-out to https://small-tech.org @aral and co. which is in those docs too 🤓 #inspo -- d1

   • zeh (zeh@mstdn.io)'s status on Thursday, 27-Jul-2023 06:23:47 JST zeh

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     • Co-op Cloud
     • Serge from Babka

     @serge
     that echoes the discussion i've seen from the good people at @coopcloud, here:
     https://docs.coopcloud.tech/intro/faq/#why-docker-swarm
     Maybe look into #coopcloud as an alternative.

   • Serge from Babka (serge@babka.social)'s status on Thursday, 27-Jul-2023 06:23:50 JST Serge from Babka

     I have a #devops (or what we used to call #sysadmin) question...

     I like Docker Swarm for its simplicity and apparent "lightweight" nature. From a user standpoint, you can simply define a set of services and it's not that much of a leap to go from a docker-compose file to a full blown distributed system for a small number f nodes.

     The problems are that Docker Swarm only appears to be offered by Docker (tm) and requires the real Docker (tm) stack, as opposed to the solution most distros use today, which is to use podman as a Docker replacement (for many good reasons).

     And the fact that Docker is owned by Mirantis, Mirantis's future seems uncertain is good reason not to stay.

     Is anyone still using Docker Swarm? If not, do you have a lightweight alternative (not Kubernetes)? I've heard not-great things about Nomad.

     I feel like this is a huge missing area in the orchestration landscape.

     #docker #orchestration #dockerswarm #kubernetes #nomad