Not sure if CoreOS folks are laughing or crying (CoreOS -> Red Hat -> IBM)

IBM is taking a shit in our mouths. I suppose we should have seen this coming, but almost our entire environment runs on CentOS. Not only will we have to find a new distro (which will probably be CoreOS with kube, bleh) but we'll have to get everyday trained up on it.

fascinated by docker and virtualisation.
anything fun to try out? :)

Debugging your application on a mesosphere cluster for the first time.

Trying to setup a staging server boss says just use AWS, system admin doesn't like that thought because it doesn't involve him so waited all day for 3 VM's and still not ready... All I need is 3 blank CoreOS VMs nothing fancy like even doing the cloud config no. Anyone else has colleagues scared of moving out of the private high maintenance servers in the basement?

Let's see if CoreOS can give me better container performance than Ubuntu...

Docker LAMP on CoreOS > LAMP
on EC2

Why am i just now looking into linux containers?! Would have made life so much easier and kept my server less messy and shit!

Anyone can tell me the pros and cons of docker, rkt from coreOS, and LXC?

I had this dell server lying around and finally got to make a virtualisation server out of it.

It is now running xcp-ng as its hypervisor, with a CoreOS VM in it, containing a docker container serving xen-orchestra for managing the server.

Enterprise grade hardware really is a thing of its own. Also sysadmin type of stuff is quite fun. I look forward to be playing with it some more. :)

I was finally able to set up a server with my coworker's help in our work office. After struggling trying to get CoreOS to work, I quit and just went with Ubuntu Server 16.04. It's a SFF PC that we had lying around. The purpose is to run applications in Docker containers for QA, demo, and performance testing. I can say it was truly a productive day...