Kubernetes and CoreOS looks like a pretty good strategy for deploying in a cloud env. I'd be interested to see how this might work with the Fleet strategy that is part of CoreOS.
I think this ingredient will change how a big part of the cloud interoperability problem can be approached. Once you only have to manage a few, relatively static set of VMs, and let kubernetes provide both the API and the scheduler for actually running services, it will become easier to just run your stuff on aws, azure and gce.
Kubernetes will be great for organizing my related containers. It's great to see workflows for running on other platforms besides GCE. I look forward to the rest of the articles in this series.
Cool! the next step would be to make it part of a CoreOS image
so that you can roll out kubernetes updates the CoreOS way.<p>I wonder if there is an easy way to maintain a customized image of CoreOS.
This might get me to split up my containers better, they're getting a little pudgy. Looking forward to part 2 for more in-depth examples with multiple containers.