During our alpha period, Chaos Monkey (i.e. random reboots) is built in and will give you plenty of opportunities to test out systemd.[1]
Great. While I understand why they do this, I don't want to have to setup a cluster with automatic failover just to try it out.
And then there is etcd. I'd love to use etcd - all I want is a minimal Docker image with etcd installed. When I looked, it seemed like I had to either build it myself, or use a CoreOS image.
I know it's alpha software, but that isn't a great experience.
Boot2Docker[2] OTOH: one 24 M image, burn it to a USB stick, boot it (in about 5 seconds!) and now you have the perfect Dockerhost.
During our alpha period, Chaos Monkey (i.e. random reboots) is built in and will give you plenty of opportunities to test out systemd.[1]
Great. While I understand why they do this, I don't want to have to setup a cluster with automatic failover just to try it out.
And then there is etcd. I'd love to use etcd - all I want is a minimal Docker image with etcd installed. When I looked, it seemed like I had to either build it myself, or use a CoreOS image.
I know it's alpha software, but that isn't a great experience.
Boot2Docker[2] OTOH: one 24 M image, burn it to a USB stick, boot it (in about 5 seconds!) and now you have the perfect Dockerhost.
[1] https://coreos.com/docs/quickstart/
[2] https://github.com/steeve/boot2docker