When two tribes go to war: Docker Swarm on the left, easier-to-install Kubernetes on the right

Container orchestration software Kubernetes reached version 1.4 this week, an act of "user empathy" as described by Google developer advocate Kelsey Hightower, because ease of use has been something of an afterthought. "Over the past few releases we've been working hard on easing the complexity of getting a well-maintained, …

[wayward4now]

Proxmox and Turnkey Linux have been on this scene for a long time. Why not some love??

[Paul Matencio]

CoreOS Tectonic is a Kubernetes distribution, Rancher is now a fan of Kubernetes. Most of Linux distributor if not all of them distribute and support kubernetes. Kubernetes run on your laptop, on your premise cluster, on multiple federated clusters, on hybrid and public clouds. It is extensible and planet scale. No other container´s orchestration can´t do that today. Here is a comparison between Kubernetes and ECS. Kubernetes run everywhere while ECS is limited to AWS.

https://platform9.com/blog/compare-kubernetes-vs-ecs/

[Ron2016]

Without enterprise level support, no way to use open source in Enterprise.

Whatever goodies they promote, it is just a half-baked product.

Stability and supportability are the key to IT.