[FascistDonut]

This is me never quite getting into Docker and realizing Kubernetes is replacing it now anyway.

[miguelmota]

Kubernetes uses Docker images. Kubernetes is analagous to Docker Swarm which are container orchestration systems.

[sjtindell]

Kubernetes uses the Docker daemon as its container runtime. The docker daemon is running on all your hosts, and Kubernetes talks to the daemon api to start up containers.

user_request -> kubernetes api -> docker api on a host

You can drop in other runtimes, like using containerd directly.

[ShteiLoups]

Sorry bud, you've missed the point on that one.

You should check out what docker and kubernetes actually are if you'd like to discuss them. Kubernetes is a management engine that controls docker containers, replacing the docker developed solution.

[selfup]

Did you mean Docker Swarm is being replaced by Kubernetes? Kubernetes is not a replacement for Docker.

[FascistDonut]

I didn't even know there was a difference. Thank you to everyone who is clarifying in this thread.

[Dude2029]

With any luck I will manage to dodge even Kubernetes straight to serverless!

[hinkley]

I think the really cool kids are moving to BEAM (Erlang and friends).

[FascistDonut]

I am using actually using Netlify now for a few apps, though they still connect to a single Laravel backend on DigitalOcean at this point.