This is an excellent point - kind of goes against my earlier comment. Maybe they have to move this way because that's their only choice - if they don't move into automating this, containers will disrupt them (or already…
I love the Chef ppl, but... Is it just me or are there a ton of other folks doing this? The idea of introducing yet another layer of stuff is scary, and there's lots of work left to do on Chef. In a lot of ways, they…
When I'm balancing a single deployment across multiple AZs (e.g. US-East -> US-West), the latencies between the containers seem far higher than just the 200-300ms predicted by speed of light. Am I doing something wrong?
This is an excellent point - kind of goes against my earlier comment. Maybe they have to move this way because that's their only choice - if they don't move into automating this, containers will disrupt them (or already…
I love the Chef ppl, but... Is it just me or are there a ton of other folks doing this? The idea of introducing yet another layer of stuff is scary, and there's lots of work left to do on Chef. In a lot of ways, they…
When I'm balancing a single deployment across multiple AZs (e.g. US-East -> US-West), the latencies between the containers seem far higher than just the 200-300ms predicted by speed of light. Am I doing something wrong?