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Have gotten 6 for decades, but I used to swim/run/yoga. Now I don't do anything because there's no time and am still productive, but need lots of caffeine and morale boosters, like I traded a couple pairs loafer mesh shoes I didn't like for a high end pair of proper fitting ASIC running shoes at Nordstrom's today. In fact I lost a couple hours sleep just thinking about trading those shoes today...

If you're Dad, dumb questions are the only way to get a word in edgewise.

They definitely do not want your input, they don't want your experience, or any of your thoughts or reflections... but it can be surprisingly effective to just ask dumb questions.

Isn't official title "facilitator"? :)

Jay brushed the remnants of the Nginx sticker from his laptop. "I will not be enthusiastic for fake open source software" he said. " I must thank Hacker News commentators for saving me the time..."

You can do a lot of preparation and perfection, over years, and finally get up there and suddenly realize that you are not an entertainer, or even a teacher, and don't want to be either of those, even though the assumption was that this was a good idea, or the main idea. Then what, you're the guy from the Advanced Bashing The Shell talk, or a like guitar player who does not want to play for an audience, what do you do?

Smaller vendors are making money from turnkey k8s. There are at least two I won't mention.

Docker is out on a limb with the dynamic mesh, nobody else is using the p2p gossip protocol that I know of and there are problems, and Docker paid-for support is just dropping tickets related to networking issues making this work. The service outages caused by mesh gossip problems are simply measureable by NewRelic free ping synthetic monitors. Docker is getting paid--they are falling down on support.

thank you, makes sense now. why do they think we think that you can take an open source thing and make it closed source? All you can do is force them to buy commercial licenses by using a GPL on Moby. That is common use of GPL after the fact (see ExtJS history), but I'm not sure how they get around the viral aspect of GPL when they are using source from GPL project in their commercial offering. They'd have to be completely separate. If tomorrow the free "CE" product went away, what would happen? Imagine if we had to pay for the Java runtime or JDK.

WTF is a container? 10 years ago

no it's worse now. There's also all the PKI required compounding the pain and suffering.

Phusion baseimage-docker seems to help.

Worth nothing Atlassian stepped back and does scaleout approach using regular cloud instead of container orchestration technology. https://www.atlassian.com/company/events/summit/2016/watch-s...

Also worth noting you can take away all the PKI and registry pain and have instant scaling with the registry by using cloud store for registry and having Jenkins gatekeeper be the only writer, all dev and production nodes use the same store only readonly.