Using Docker in production is about stability of API, not technology.
Meaning, for those companies/projects with fast, iterative cycles, who want to take advantage of Docker but understand it's an investment in time over the long run, it's a great fit today.
For those companies/projects with slower cycles, who want a solution which will fit their needs out of the box backed by some sort of support.. 1.0 is the target.
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Cool. This allows you to use ASGs too.
I am hearing more people using Docker on AWS, even though the Docker guys don't recommend production use yet.
By not supporting fast, incremental build and deploy, just how do you deploy new application code?
Using Docker in production is about stability of API, not technology.
Meaning, for those companies/projects with fast, iterative cycles, who want to take advantage of Docker but understand it's an investment in time over the long run, it's a great fit today.
For those companies/projects with slower cycles, who want a solution which will fit their needs out of the box backed by some sort of support.. 1.0 is the target.