Comment on Kubernetes: Docker cluster management by GoogleComments−nissimk12yHow does this compare to CoreOS?−jbeda12yThis could run on top of CoreOS (I haven't tried yet though).If we look at a very high level sketch of what a dynamic cluster system look like (https://speakerdeck.com/jbeda/containers-at-scale?slide=5) I think that CoreOS fits in at the "Managed Base OS" level.Kubernetes is a Cluster Scheduler and a "Node Container Manager" (called the kubelet in Kubernetes).(This deck is pre-Kupernetes. The python agent that we released will be replaced with the kubelet at some point soon.)−planckscnst12yCoreOS has its own cluster scheduler called Fleet that seems to cover a similar ground. I'd love for someone familiar with both to do a writeup.−adamfeldman12yThis is exactly what I'm really curious about
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How does this compare to CoreOS?
This could run on top of CoreOS (I haven't tried yet though).
If we look at a very high level sketch of what a dynamic cluster system look like (https://speakerdeck.com/jbeda/containers-at-scale?slide=5) I think that CoreOS fits in at the "Managed Base OS" level.
Kubernetes is a Cluster Scheduler and a "Node Container Manager" (called the kubelet in Kubernetes).
(This deck is pre-Kupernetes. The python agent that we released will be replaced with the kubelet at some point soon.)
CoreOS has its own cluster scheduler called Fleet that seems to cover a similar ground. I'd love for someone familiar with both to do a writeup.
This is exactly what I'm really curious about