Lightwhale 3.0.0 has just been released!
#Lightwhale is designed to run #Docker and #Swarm effortlessly without installation or maintenance headaches. It's light enough to run on low-end hardware, giving new life to old machines. Empowers #privacy and #digitalsovereignty!
lw.asklandd.dk/--bs300
I'm proud to announce — and just in time to ruin your Easter holiday plans — that #Lightwhale 3.0.0 has been released!
No installation, no maintenance, no headaches. Just boot and run #Docker and #Swarm containers effortlessly at home, at school, at work, and enjoy yourself!
lw.asklandd.dk/--bs300
Hi again. I just confirmed with the folks over at the Docker Discord channel, and Swarm is definitely not dead or EOL. But the old, and already discontinued Docker Classic Swarm is apparently going away. This is great news! It means you're fee to boot #Lightwhale and do your Swarm Thing again! ;)
Or maybe you're smart enough not to install it? #Lightwhale and Kind can help you get started if you're really set on that path. In practice, though, Docker Swarm is enough for most* k8s projects.
*Actually, _all_ that I've worked on professionally — if you want an opinionated reality check ;)
Ahoy, captains! Maybe you would be interested in my hobby project: An operating system specifically for running Docker, but without the hassle of running an operating system. I call it #Lightwhale and you can read more and download it here: lw.asklandd.dk/--bsdc
Just saying: Running #Debian, #Ubuntu, or any other full-fledged #Linux dist just to host #Docker or #DockerSwarm is overkill!
#Lightwhale delivers a streamlined option that eliminates unnecessary complexities while keeping things efficient and to the point.
Try it: lw.asklandd.dk/--bs1
