John,
+1 && thanks for the idea.
I'm a big fan of OpenShift. I think that should definitely be a
supported deployment tech. We've done similar (lightweight isolation)
with LXC at one of our customers.
So the question is whether things like this should be a native option?
Or do we aim to be general enough so cartridges/recipes/etc can all
easily be leveraged? I'm thinking the latter, then with a library of
examples for using OpenShift, Puppet, etc etc, which people can copy and
tweak.
--A
On 04/12/2012 11:13, John Burwell wrote:
Alex,
You may also want to take a look at OpenShift (https://github.com/openshift).
Rather than VMs, they separate applications using SELinux controls which leads
to far greater densities. This approach has allowed them to support a number
of unique features (such as SSH access for each account) that are not available
on other platforms.
Thanks,
-John
