Michele Sciabarra wrote on 03/28/2018 08:52:04 AM:
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> Ok , so you are saying that Kubernetes make it easy to deploy OpenWhisk.
> Then we should really provide an helm chart, I think.
> Because it is the de-facto packaging for Kubernetes nowadays.
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> And contribute it
Ok , so you are saying that Kubernetes make it easy to deploy OpenWhisk.
Then we should really provide an helm chart, I think.
Because it is the de-facto packaging for Kubernetes nowadays.
And contribute it here:
https://github.com/kubernetes/charts
What you think of this idea (I can volunteer
Michele,
I have that dream as well! In fact, I've set up 3 production
deployments of OpenWhisk just last week across three different public
cloud providers. I'm deploying another production instance to a
private cloud later this week. In my case, I'm deploying OpenWhisk on
top of OpenShift
No, docker machine is the tool to create virtual machines in clouds
ready to run docker. https://docs.docker.com/machine/. You can create a
swarm with docker-machine though. Swarm provides networking for multiple
containers so it could be an option, however the problem is if we need
Kubernetes to