Re: Deploying OpenWhisk in Cloud: do we need Kubernetes?

2018-03-29 Thread David P Grove
Michele Sciabarra wrote on 03/28/2018 08:52:04 AM: > > 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

Re: Deploying OpenWhisk in Cloud: do we need Kubernetes?

2018-03-28 Thread Michele Sciabarra
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

Re: Deploying OpenWhisk in Cloud: do we need Kubernetes?

2018-03-27 Thread Ben Browning
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

Re: Deploying OpenWhisk in Cloud: do we need Kubernetes?

2018-03-27 Thread Michele Sciabarra
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