The Docker technology was a by-product of the dotCloud product, which spun-off to create the company Docker, Inc to focus on Docker. Docker Inc sold dotCloud to the Berlin-based company cloudControl.
This appears to be a facelift coming from the new leadership.
Also, www.dotcloud.com references next.dotcloud.com with this language:
"Take the new and improved dotCloud PaaS on Google Compute Engine for a test-drive."
Their old FAQ said that containers were pushed to AWS East, so it looks looks like this is one thing that has changed. Actually, yes, here are some details on the move from AWS to Google Compute Engine:
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Maybe not exactly the same?
The Docker technology was a by-product of the dotCloud product, which spun-off to create the company Docker, Inc to focus on Docker. Docker Inc sold dotCloud to the Berlin-based company cloudControl.
This appears to be a facelift coming from the new leadership.
Also, www.dotcloud.com references next.dotcloud.com with this language:
"Take the new and improved dotCloud PaaS on Google Compute Engine for a test-drive."
Their old FAQ said that containers were pushed to AWS East, so it looks looks like this is one thing that has changed. Actually, yes, here are some details on the move from AWS to Google Compute Engine:
http://googlecloudplatform.blogspot.com/2014/12/dotcloud-pro...
Thanks. At the time, it seemed like dotcloud was totally done, so this is weird to see it again.