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    Dennis Field
    @ftab

    I have no experience with swarm or compose, but I have used Docker for a while, and I can say that Kubernetes helps me even on a single node cluster.

    The ecosystem built around it has automated and abstracted out a lot of things I used to have to piece together and manually do myself. Automating the SSL cert process, DNS updating with DDoS protection & CDN providers like Cloudflare, creating storage replicated across the cluster where possible, setting up databases and web apps in one step that used to each have their own way to install, and it was a pain to get more than one of them running on the same server, etc.

    It may be a lot of overhead for a getting started test / dev environment, and has a bit of a learning curve, but that learning of how to deploy an app on even a single node can pretty seamlessly scale and translate to a production environment with many nodes.

    I'm partial to Debian and its descendants, but I hear good things about CoreOS / Container Linux / now Fedora CoreOS? (Maybe getting that wrong) I've just used Debian for many years and I'm familiar with how to tinker with it when things go wrong

    As I understand it, the upcoming removal of Docker from Kubernetes does not mean that it won't still run containers built with Docker. Docker will still be useful for developing apps that run on Kubernetes. I could be wrong.

    Deven Phillips
    @InfoSec812
    Join the @JUGGLou group and learn more about @QuarkusIO with @argntprgrmr on Wednesday at 12PM EST (GMT-4) https://www.meetup.com/JUGGLou/events/dmwqbsycccbjb/ #Meetup via @Meetup
    Jeff Squyres
    @jsquyres
    @InfoSec812 Per the K8s/Docker question above: you wanna talk about that at the upcoming KYOSS meeting?
    Deven Phillips
    @InfoSec812
    @jsquyres Sorry for the slow response. I don't check Gitter very often (though I should!). We can certainly discuss the removal of Docker Engine from K8S if people are interested.
    It's not that interested in the grand scheme of things because it really has almost no impact on anyone except those installing/configuring Kubernetes. Developers who use docker or publish containers or whatever, have no need to change anything.
    Eric Lathrop
    @ericlathrop:matrix.org
    [m]
    👋Hello from Matrix!
    Chris Simmons
    @chrissimmons2
    Thanks for all the feedback on my question above about Docker. Sorry I missed the meeting last week as well as my lack of response to your responses. I'm making decent strides with Docker, Kubernetes, and some of the other technologies around containerization.
    Also, I saw this today and thought it was an interesting read. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/01/centos-is-gone-but-rhel-is-now-free-for-up-to-16-production-servers/
    I think that is a pretty smart move on RedHat's part.
    Deven Phillips
    @InfoSec812
    Spring Reactive and WebFlux with Edson Yanaga is in progress: https://bluejeans.com/142879488?
    Chris
    @katkiller_twitter
    yo
    Deven Phillips
    @InfoSec812
    Hallo
    FYI, we have set up a placeholder web site at https://kyoss.dev/ until we (hopefully) are able to recover and re-instate the kyoss.org domain.
    Jeff Squyres
    @jsquyres
    Note, too, that we lost the old mailing list. If you were on the old KYOSS discuss mailing list, we no longer have a way to contact you. We have a new mailing list (Google Group) -- please sign up here: https://groups.google.com/a/kyoss.dev/g/kyoss-discuss
    alan blount
    @zeroasterisk
    hello again - lurking and testing waters
    Jeff Squyres
    @jsquyres
    He's back! Hello Alan!!
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    So I tried the "Sign in with gitlab" method, apparently "oauth2" but from the warning i am concerned that gives this website readability to my private repositories on gitlab, or other stuff that isn't publicly accessible, or that it lets gitter modify — well, anything — on gitlab on my account?
    which is why i prefer IRC, it's entirely unconnected from everything: for security.
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    if this works for folks, tho, all's good .
    Joshua Stelly
    @jdstelly
    Can Wranglers and Conveners be made co-organizers of the Meet-Up group so we can post discussions? Part of my wranglin' duties entails soliciting presentations on both the mailing list and meet-up group. I figured the discussions area would be a good place to do that for the meet-up group.
    Jeff Squyres
    @jsquyres
    Done! I added Josh and Ida. It doesn't look like William Lindley has a Meetup account.
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    I do not. (not just "Trump supporters" (not me, particularly) but being opposed to supporting domestic terrorism; c.f. https://techcrunch.com/2017/02/16/trump-supporters-boycott-meetup-after-company-creates-resist-groups-makes-its-politics-known/ )
    Joshua Stelly
    @jdstelly
    @jsquyres Thanks.
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    Meeting went well, some new folks, thanks Joshua for getting things put together, thanks Deven et al for the pizza, to Ben and Liang for presentations of interest to all and good discussions.
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    Has anyone been to the Micro Center in (north) Cincinnati? I haven't been to a proper 'computer store' since I left Chicago (5 years ago) and one trip to Fry's in Phoenix (3 years ago just before they went pffft; the shelves were long bare).
    Joshua Stelly
    @jdstelly
    Finally took a moment to look at that demo that Michael had mentioned (Area 5150) during the last meeting. I can't fully appreciate it, but if this is done on a factory IBM 5150, then that is pretty amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xJZ9I4iqg8
    Hostile Fork
    @hostilefork
    Hello KYOSS... looks like the last post here was August 2022. Is anyone reading this in January 2023?
    William Lindley
    @wlindley_gitlab
    =raises coffee mug=
    Hostile Fork
    @hostilefork
    @wlindley_gitlab Hello there Bill!