No, it didn't. Yes, k8s has 'won' in large-scale deployments, but if you're working at a small shop, then just imitating what Google does with millions of servers is dumb. Do what works at your scale -- and Swarm is extremely easy to manage.
Many people ask why would someone use an orchestrator on a small cluster (dozens of hosts). Why not? Swarm is very easy to manage and maintain, using Puppet or Ansible is not less complicated at all.
The future of Docker, Inc. is of course Docker EE, and the future of Docker EE is _not_ the scheduler, it's everything around it.
Many people ask why would someone use an orchestrator on a small cluster (dozens of hosts). Why not? Swarm is very easy to manage and maintain, using Puppet or Ansible is not less complicated at all.
The future of Docker, Inc. is of course Docker EE, and the future of Docker EE is _not_ the scheduler, it's everything around it.