> apt update fails hmm... > Retry hmm... > See that the repo is misconfigured > Go and try to find the line where the repo is located out of 8 text files > Don't see it > cat * | grep ock Its there... > It was in the first file I checked. > Add [allow-insecure=yes] Doesn't work > Look it all up > It was literally just that the part that said "tara" needed to say "bionic" > Realize that the docker people have crappy instructions that won't work for any Linux Mint system > Wonder how on earth this was passed > Move on with life now that it works > Be happy that you didn't give up on it
Sell me on rkt, user. What is cool about it? I am familiar with Docker and use github.com/dokku/dokku with a custom Dockerfile for deployment on side projects.
Alexander Harris
>cat * | grep ock holy fuck
Jackson Butler
Ripgrep
Daniel Carter
>Fake & gay. Fake & gay.
Hudson Bell
> Is it weird that I reply to the comments? No. Very little is weird on Jow Forums.
>No. Very little is weird on Jow Forums. Or, from another perspective, everything is weird on Jow Forums. Being weird, or at least a little creepy, is the norm.
Jason Reyes
Stable for me, but that doesn't mean much I guess.
Pretty sure CoreOS container Linux ran quite a few commercial deployments though. [Past tense because RedHat bought it].
Christopher Wright
PS: That didn't cause everyone to drop it, but IDK if the situation now should be regarded entirely the same.
I do however guess RedHat bought the company for etcd and rkt and maybe flannel primarily... or the container Linux talent.
Oh, related to rkt, this is a thing I fairly like [but it's not one of these tools that everyone uses]: github.com/blablacar/dgr
Evan Peterson
I am looking at rkt now and the biggest difference from Docker so far is that the architecture actually makes sense to me. If I am running systemd, I might as well put it to work. Normal shell scripts over Dockerfiles are very welcome. The pod spec looks like an adequate standardized replacement for docker-compose.
I am not a fan of monocultures, so I hope Red Hat is betting on rkt like you're saying. Maybe it will be able to compete with Docker. I'll try using rkt and look at dgr, too. Is there anything like Dokku (a simple buildpack-based self-hosted PaaS) for rkt?