The Lightweight Cloud Servers War Begins
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| Abstract | Haikel Guemar - The Lightweight Cloud Servers War Begins
Docker has introduced a new model of deployment solving the infamous
"Deployment Matrix from Hell" by using containers.
But this also brought the spotlight back on the Operating System side,
and following the trails of CoreOS and Atomic Host, a new generation
of Cloud Servers are born by using containers instead of traditional
RPM/DPKG/tarball/whaterver packages model to deploy services.
CoreOS/Atomic Host/Snappy Ubuntu and now VMWare Photon also provides
transactional image-based OS focusing on security and built-in cluster
management.
During this talk, we'll present these next-gen OS, and their
components and how they fit in. |
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