We used Deis at my employer for an internal experiment in having developers easily deploy internal services. This happened ~Feb 2015, so I do understand there may have been sizable improvements.
However; it was outright disaster. From struggling with CoreOS to deis implementation bugs, to SERIOUS bugs in btrfs+docker interactions (>%70 disk usage from metadata) and the docker registry, we ended up wasting ~2 months trying to get it working and eventually just threw it out. I suggest caution when taking on this extremely .. youthful stack of technology.
We used Deis at my employer for an internal experiment in having developers easily deploy internal services. This happened ~Feb 2015, so I do understand there may have been sizable improvements.
However; it was outright disaster. From struggling with CoreOS to deis implementation bugs, to SERIOUS bugs in btrfs+docker interactions (>%70 disk usage from metadata) and the docker registry, we ended up wasting ~2 months trying to get it working and eventually just threw it out. I suggest caution when taking on this extremely .. youthful stack of technology.
https://lobste.rs/s/giuvdd/how_i_deployed_my_first_app_to_deis