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Video: introduction to the Autopilot Pattern by Tim GrossJul6
Tim Gross introduces the Autopilot Pattern with illustrated examples and a walkthrough of our Autopilot Pattern example application
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Joyent and Samsung: Thoughts after the close by Bryan Cantrill, CTOJun29
You may have seen that Samsung is acquiring Joyent. One of the quirks about acquisition announcements is that for any company with even a modest number of shareholders (be it private or public), there is a lag between when the acquisition is announced and when the acquisition actually closes — creating a peculiar time in which everything has changed and yet nothing has.
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Samsung acquires Joyent: A CTO’s perspective by Bryan Cantrill, CTOJun15
Let me not bury the lede: Samsung is acquiring Joyent, and Scott’s blog entry explains why we feel that this is such a good fit. As Joyent’s CTO, I wanted to offer my perspective and couch this acquisition in its broader historical context: the world’s largest consumer electronics company is acquiring a cloud computing pioneer; what’s going on here?
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Samsung acquires Joyent by Scott Hammond, CEOJun15
Since its inception, just over ten years ago, Joyent has lived on the leading edge of technical innovation. The Joyent team pioneered public cloud computing (and hybrid cloud), nurtured and grew Node.js into a de facto standard for web, mobile and IoT architectures, and was among the first to embrace and industrialize containers, compute-centric object storage, and what is now coming to be known as serverless computing.
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Summer '16 documentation updates by Casey BissonJun9
We're always updating our documentation, but it's worth calling out some of the big changes, including the following recent updates to ContainerPilot, Triton CNS, CloudAPI, Triton CLI, and Docker.
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Cisco's Mantl on Triton by Casey BissonJun1
Cisco's Mantl is intended to be a standardized platform for containerized microservices. It packages a number of open source components with a single install process. Joyent Triton, including our public cloud and private data centers world wide, is now an officially documented platform for Mantl.
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The Autopilot Pattern and the rise of app-centric micro-orchestration by Casey BissonMay12
Container scheduling and orchestration are among the most critical problems to solve in modern applications, but it turns out they're not so tough if you look at them the right way.
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Container-Native Means Big Savings by Bill FineMay11
Joyent lowers pricing for container-native computing and demonstrates the advantages of running containers securely on bare metal with new instance packages designed for every workload.
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WordPress on Autopilot by Casey BissonMay5
Joyent and 10up introduce Autopilot Pattern WordPress implementation that makes it a snap to build and operate WordPress websites at any scale.
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Mesosphere open-sources DC/OS container orchestration solution by Casey BissonApr19
Joyent celebrates open source DC/OS container orchestration.
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Monitoring and scaling applications with ContainerPilot telemetry by Tim GrossApr12
Introducing application telemetry in ContainerPilot to make scaling decisions easy.
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ContainerPilot: the app-centric orchestration solution for modern ops by Casey BissonApr12
Triton ContainerPilot™ (formerly Containerbuddy) makes automated discovery, configuration, and monitoring simple and straightforward.
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More than just a Drop(box) in the bucket? by Bill FineApr4
At Joyent, we build open source software to automate data centers. Like Amazon, we operate our own public cloud. Unlike Amazon, we also offer the software that powers our public cloud to enterprises who want to run their own data centers. Simply put, we make it easy for companies to switch from the public cloud to a private data center, or to use both in a hybrid model. And, as I look across our customer base and sales pipeline, I see a clear trend toward a hybrid cloud model emerging among what I call “cloud mature” companies.
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DevOps questions: patterns for multi-data center and multi-cloud applications by Casey BissonMar23
DevOps expert Casey Bisson answers your DevOps questions. Today's question: how can I successfully run my applications in multiple data centers?
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Production Docker Logs on Triton by Tim GrossMar18
Using `docker logs` to get our container logs works in development but in production we need to centralize our logs. Triton has support for the syslog, Graylog, and Fluentd log drivers and we can use them to support production-ready log collection.
