Jean Rougé
Jean Rougé
@evelynl94 : thanks for your reply! :) > Let me try to rephrase to see if I understand correctly: > `my/image:1.0` can exist in backend `a`, `b`, `c`, but you...
Thanks @codygibb and @evelynl94
Would be indeed great to have :) any ideas if this is something you could get around to soon-ish? Thanks for the awesome work!
@buger : does the PRO version have a notion of long-lived connection for binary protocols? i.e. do they have an output that can maintain long-lived connections, and replay incoming packets...
@buger : and does it also support using middleware? If yes, I think we're quite interested :)
Thanks for the clarification @anshulpundir
@dhiltgen @anshulpundir @wsong : do I understand correctly that the goal here is to ensure that we only schedules tasks on nodes with the right architecture & OS according to...
@wsong : thanks for the quick reply! :) Just to make sure I understand correctly: currently, the client does query the registry for an image's manifest if there's a registry,...
@wsong : tried this morning, it seems that you can `docker save`/`load` a manifest, seems to work just fine. If that's indeed the case, and we add support within swarm...
(@wsong : the small caveat is that it seems that you do need to push the images in the manifest, and the manifest itself, to a registry before you can...