Tag: triton
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Working on Triton in the lab, what’s on the horizon
As we’ve talked about before, a few of us in Dell’s CTO group have recently been working with our friends at Joyent. This effort is a part of the consideration of platforms capable of intelligently deploying workloads to all major infrastructure flavors – bare-metal, virtual machine, and container. Today’s post on this topic comes to us complements of Glen…
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Installation details for Joyent’s Triton — Dell CTO lab
Here is our third and final post walking through the setting up of the Joyent Triton platform in the Dell CTO lab. In the first post, Don Walker of the CTO office gave an overview of what we were doing and why. The second laid out the actual components and configuration of the platform. Today’s video…
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The platform supporting Joyent’s Triton — Dell CTO lab
Continuing from the previous post, here is a more detailed explanation of the Joyent Triton platform we set up in the CTO lab. Triton is Joyent’s elastic container infrastructure that runs on their cloud, a private cloud or both. The idea behind setting up this instance is, working with Joyent, to learn about the platform. The next step…
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Intro: Setting up Joyent’s Triton in Dell’s CTO lab
A while back I tweeted how we had begun setting up a mini-instance of Joyent’s Triton in our Dell CTO lab. Triton is Joyent’s elastic container infrastructure that runs on their cloud, a private cloud or both. This cloud platform includes OS and machine virtualization (e.g. Docker with regards to the former and typical VMs under KVM…
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Containers, VMs and Joyent’s Triton — how they relate
While I was in San Francisco back in November, I stopped by Joyent’s headquarters. The main purpose was to talk about the Docker/Triton platform we are setting up in the CTO lab. While I was there I chatted with Joyent’s Casey Bisson, director of product management. Casey took me through a couple of white board sessions…
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Learning about Joyent and Triton, the elastic container infrastructure
Here’s another interview from KubeCon back in November. This one’s a twofer. Joyent’s CEO and CTO, Scott Hammond and Bryan Cantrill respectively, talk about taking their learnings from Solaris zones and applying them to the world of modern apps and containers. Some of the ground Scott and Bryan cover Joyent, a software company focused on delivering…