Thanks! I'll fix it
i should note that the repositories aren't actually private but the README wasn't updated to say so at release time. check the README again now and you'll see that you can skip this bit about needing a quay.io account.…
hi dlandis. yes i must admit that the documentation is currently very poor. doing what you suggest is going to be my weekend :) it has been released despite not having these things in place because it's forcing me to…
for further background you can check out the video from container camp last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be... ...in which my demo didn't work lol but you'll get the idea
thanks Jose :) it's in super early stages compared something as solid as Dokku but glad people find it interesting!
paz documentation, presentations and (now out of date) website mention CD and environments a lot because it has always been a design goal of Paz to enable a CD workflow and give you quick and easy developer…
quay.io offered a free 6 month trial for private repos once upon a time. that's why it's there :) now that it's public it could go anywhere really, and it would simplify installation for people to not have to set up…
the main difference from dokku is that paz is multi-host and has has a web user interface. i think the most succinct way to describe paz is kinda like a UI on top of CoreOS's Fleet. i hadn't come across dokku-alt…
> weaveDNS uses weave’s UDP multicast to solicit answers from other servers when it doesn’t know a name. This probably won’t scale up very far, so we’re looking at other ways of doing that; Does weaveDNS's use of UDP…
Anyone know if an API is planned? If I want to manage infrastructure from code I would love Terraform to be an option. As a (predominantly) Node.js developer, I'd probably use pkgcloud for this sort of thing. Terraform…
Thanks! I'll fix it
i should note that the repositories aren't actually private but the README wasn't updated to say so at release time. check the README again now and you'll see that you can skip this bit about needing a quay.io account.…
hi dlandis. yes i must admit that the documentation is currently very poor. doing what you suggest is going to be my weekend :) it has been released despite not having these things in place because it's forcing me to…
for further background you can check out the video from container camp last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve7rJ1FoDU&feature=youtu.be... ...in which my demo didn't work lol but you'll get the idea
thanks Jose :) it's in super early stages compared something as solid as Dokku but glad people find it interesting!
paz documentation, presentations and (now out of date) website mention CD and environments a lot because it has always been a design goal of Paz to enable a CD workflow and give you quick and easy developer…
quay.io offered a free 6 month trial for private repos once upon a time. that's why it's there :) now that it's public it could go anywhere really, and it would simplify installation for people to not have to set up…
the main difference from dokku is that paz is multi-host and has has a web user interface. i think the most succinct way to describe paz is kinda like a UI on top of CoreOS's Fleet. i hadn't come across dokku-alt…
> weaveDNS uses weave’s UDP multicast to solicit answers from other servers when it doesn’t know a name. This probably won’t scale up very far, so we’re looking at other ways of doing that; Does weaveDNS's use of UDP…
Anyone know if an API is planned? If I want to manage infrastructure from code I would love Terraform to be an option. As a (predominantly) Node.js developer, I'd probably use pkgcloud for this sort of thing. Terraform…