Apache Brooklyn blueprints for deploying and managing Docker Swarm and Kubernetes clusters with simple clicks.
Clocker is a set of open-source Apache Brooklyn blueprints designed to simplify the deployment and management of Docker Swarm and Kubernetes clusters. It provides tools that enable working with Docker containers through pre-defined configurations, making container orchestration accessible with minimal effort. The project aims to reduce the complexity of setting up and managing containerized infrastructure.
DevOps engineers and infrastructure teams using Apache Brooklyn who need to deploy and manage Docker Swarm or Kubernetes clusters. It is also suitable for developers looking for simplified container orchestration blueprints.
Clocker offers pre-built, Apache-licensed blueprints that abstract the complexity of container orchestration, allowing users to deploy clusters with just a few clicks. Its integration with Apache Brooklyn provides a unified platform for infrastructure management, making it a streamlined alternative to manual cluster setup.
Apache Brooklyn cloud native infrastructure blueprints
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Provides ready-to-use Apache Brooklyn blueprints for Docker Swarm and Kubernetes, reducing manual configuration and enabling deployment with minimal effort.
Integrates container orchestration into Apache Brooklyn, allowing cohesive infrastructure-as-code workflows and centralized management.
Aims to make setting up Docker and Kubernetes clusters as simple as a few clicks, abstracting underlying complexity as per the project philosophy.
Licensed under Apache License, enabling customization and community contributions, with source code available for Docker, Swarm, and Kubernetes blueprints.
Requires adding multiple JARs and catalog entries with different procedures for Karaf and Classic editions, which can be error-prone and time-consuming.
Heavily dependent on Apache Brooklyn, limiting its use to teams already invested in that platform and making it unsuitable for other infrastructure tools.
Focuses on basic deployment and management; may lack support for advanced orchestration features or newer container technologies not covered in the blueprints.