.
From: Monika C. Mevenkamp [moni...@princeton.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, June 23, 2015 4:57 PM
To: Lista técnica do DSpace
Subject: [Dspace-tech] Vagrant or Docker
Hi
my boss discovered a dspace docker
so which one should I do - docker or vagrant ?
They sound awfully alike
the host can connect
My 2 cents is that we (Longsight) are rolling out our infrastructure with
Docker. We have java templates, tomcat, dspace templates. The DSpace
template builds on top of a tomcat template, which builds off of a java
template, which builds off of our base linux template. We're not done, but
its
A few notes on this Vagrant v. Docker discussion...
Vagrant is *specifically* built for development/testing environments.
It's not recommended to use in Production. Take a look at how it's
advertised...it's Development environments made easy:
https://www.vagrantup.com/ Vagrant is also a
My opinion: deploy on a dedicated machine environment (hardware or
software). Containers are cool but still, I haven't figured out how they
fit into my workflow yet. Even for simple testing, a VM is an easier
concept to grasp, rather than figuring out all the hipster devops Docker
jargon, and THEN
Hi Monika,
this will eventually boil down to a generic discussion of VMs vs.
containers which you can look up anywhere.
Let me just point out one important consideration - security.
With Vagrant, you get an official way of creating a VM using scripts made
by DSpace commiters, whom you already
Hi All,
All this talk of automated service provisioning, reminded me to ask the
list if anyone has considered a juju charm?
See: https://jujucharms.com
It would be great if you could: # juju dspace
And then all the linux stuff is done automatically, all that would remain
is customisation via the
Hi
my boss discovered a dspace docker
so which one should I do - docker or vagrant ?
They sound awfully alike
the host can connect to things : tomcat / ssh / ...
files can be shared between host and vagrant/docker guest
it appears to be easy to hand a ‘vagrant’ or a ‘docker’ to another
7 matches
Mail list logo
