Should He Just Go to Cubenetes and or Should He Use Swarm?
In 20 18, when we were thinking of migratinr i was migrating from a docker that we used to install ansible on a bunto and then converted into doctor swarm. It came with doctor it had a lot of the amounts were read only. That was great. The up grades were very nice, and that it would like self up grade itself. And and we liked that. There're a couple of quirks there, but i was really excited about going to doctor swarm. But cubernetes these days, just get it as a manage service,. You don't have to worry about, like, the little intricacies around, you know, the control plane, the worker know
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This episode was requested by Tyler Smith who feels that he may not need Kubernetes just yet. Tyler has a few questions about Docker & Docker Swarm, so Andrea Luzzardi, former Docker Swarm Lead, joins us today to answer them.
We talk about Docker Swarm beginnings, some of the challenges that it faced, and what Andrea’s recommendation is for Tyler’s journey with Docker Swarm.
After dedicating four years of his professional career to Docker Swarm, Andrea is the best person that Gerhard knows to talk about this subject. And guess what, the same thing happened now as it did at KubeCon 2015: Sam pointed to Andrea. It will all make sense in the first five minutes. This one is going to be fun!
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