A High Available Docker Container Platform using CoreOS and Consul
BlogA High Available Docker Container Platform using CoreOS and Consul Docker containers are hot, but containers in themselves are not very interesting. It needs an eco-system to make it into 24×7 production deployments. Just handing your container names to operations, does not cut it. In the blog post, we will show you how CoreOS can be used to provide a High Available Docker Container Platform
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Go at CoreOS When we launched the CoreOS project we knew from the very beginning that everything we built would be written in Go. This was not to make a fashion statement, but rather Go happened to be the perfect platform for reaching our goals – to build products that make distributed computing as easy as installing a Linux distro. It’s been almost 10 years since a new Linux distro hit the scene,
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GitHub - etcd-io/etcd: Distributed reliable key-value store for the most critical data of a distributed system
