Powerstrip can be used to prototype extending anything which speaks the Docker API. So in theory it could be used in front of swarm, as well as behind it.
I'm also interested in finding a way to prototype extensions to the Docker CLI experience... this is the next logical step, and something we should talk about. :)
Just to be clear, as well, powerstrip is all about finding ways to prototype things. I believe that the way that it gets used can go a long way to figuring out what the best extensions points in Docker itself are.
IMO, the powerstrip project will be a success precisely if we can throw it away in a few months because we've used the results from the powerstrip experiment to build the right extensions mechanism into Docker itself that we can use instead ;)
Powerstrip can be used to prototype extending anything which speaks the Docker API. So in theory it could be used in front of swarm, as well as behind it.
I'm also interested in finding a way to prototype extensions to the Docker CLI experience... this is the next logical step, and something we should talk about. :)
Just to be clear, as well, powerstrip is all about finding ways to prototype things. I believe that the way that it gets used can go a long way to figuring out what the best extensions points in Docker itself are.
IMO, the powerstrip project will be a success precisely if we can throw it away in a few months because we've used the results from the powerstrip experiment to build the right extensions mechanism into Docker itself that we can use instead ;)
Cheers, Luke