Otto roadmap and kubernetes

[rodrigo...@restorando.com]

Hi,

I've been reading and tried Otto and it seems like a very interesting tool to use it more than just for playing.

But there are no commits in github for a while, not many authors contribute and I don't find a roadmap. It's been superseded by something else, maybe?

Also, is there any plans or suggestions to integrate it with kubernetes?

Thanks a lot,

Rodrigo

[Armon Dadgar]

Rodrigo,

Otto has not been superseded by anything else at HashiCorp, we have just shifted

some of our priorities and haven’t been able to dedicate as many resources to the

project. However, a lot of work that we are doing on other projects internally will be

landing in Otto as we are able to dedicate more resources to it.

There are no plans to integrate with Kubernetes currently but Otto is designed to support

multiple backend implementations. The Appfile is agnostic to the underlying infrastructure,

so it would be possible to implement a Kubernetes backend if you wanted! 

Hope that helps!

Best Regards,
Armon Dadgar

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[Rodrigo Campos]

On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 4:23 PM, Armon Dadgar <ar...@hashicorp.com> wrote:

Rodrigo,

Otto has not been superseded by anything else at HashiCorp, we have just shifted

some of our priorities and haven’t been able to dedicate as many resources to the

project. However, a lot of work that we are doing on other projects internally will be

landing in Otto as we are able to dedicate more resources to it.

Ohh, cool. Good to know

 

There are no plans to integrate with Kubernetes currently but Otto is designed to support

multiple backend implementations. The Appfile is agnostic to the underlying infrastructure,

so it would be possible to implement a Kubernetes backend if you wanted! 

Ohh, that's quite interesting! Do you have any pointers for that? And if I decide to work on that, will it be possible to merge it? (Assuming all issues, coding style, design, etc. are tackled)

Thanks a lot,

Rodrigo

[Armon Dadgar]

Rodrigo,

There isn’t great documentation available, but if you look at the repo in the “infrastructure”

and “foundation” folders, you will see that its an interface that must be implemented, and

that there are specific implementations for AWS, Consul, etc. There are factory functions

that allow it to be extended to support multiple implementations of those various layers so

I would start there!

Best Regards,
Armon Dadgar

[Rodrigo Campos]

On Tue, Mar 8, 2016 at 4:35 PM, Armon Dadgar <ar...@hashicorp.com> wrote:

Rodrigo,

There isn’t great documentation available, but if you look at the repo in the “infrastructure”

and “foundation” folders, you will see that its an interface that must be implemented, and

that there are specific implementations for AWS, Consul, etc. There are factory functions

that allow it to be extended to support multiple implementations of those various layers so

I would start there!

Great, will have a look. Thanks! :)

Thanks a lot,

Rodrigo