TCP Puzzlers | Triton DataCenter
It's been said that we don't really understand a system until we understand how it fails. Despite having written a (toy) TCP implementation in college and then working for several years in industry, I'm continuing to learn more deeply how TCP works — and how it fails. What's been most surprising is how basic some of these failures are. They're not at all obscure. I'm presenting them here as puzzle
Unikernels are unfit for production | Triton DataCenter
Recently, I made the mistake of rhetorically asking if I needed to spell out why unikernels are unfit for production. The response was overwhelming: whether people feel that unikernels are wrong-headed and are looking for supporting detail or are unikernel proponents and want to know what the counter-arguments could possibly be, there is clearly a desire to hear the arguments against running unike
Triton: Docker and the “best of all worlds” | Triton DataCenter
When Docker first rocketed into the nerdosphere in 2013, some wondered how we at Joyent felt about its popularity. Having run OS containers in multi-tenant production for nearly a decade (and being one of the most vocal proponents of OS-based virtualization), did we somehow resent the relatively younger Docker? Some were surprised to learn that (to the contrary!) we have been elated to see the ris
Docker and the Future of Containers in Production | Triton DataCenter
Joyent CTO Bryan Cantrill enthralls a packed house at the Docker Seattle meetup by presenting a brief history of computing, the rise of containers, and a demo of Joyent's soon to be released functionality leveraging Docker + SmartOS + LX-branded zones + SmartDataCenter. Sign up for early access to Joyent's Elastic Container Infrastructure Service
Docker’s Killer Feature | Triton DataCenter
In a recent blog post, CoreOS essentially declared war on Docker with the announcement of Rocket, their own rival system. This seems to be the essence of the CoreOS criticism of Docker: Unfortunately, a simple re-usable component is not how things are playing out. Docker now is building tools for launching cloud servers, systems for clustering, and a wide range of functions: building images, runni
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