[Container-tools] docker container based installers for Atomic / OpenShift V3 / GKE et al (was Re: Container App Spec and Tooling

[James Strachan]

> On 1 May 2015, at 09:36, Jimmi Dyson <jdyson at redhat.com> wrote:
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>> You are right, good idea!! //G
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>> On 04/30/2015 04:17 PM, James Strachan wrote:
>>>>> TBH I’m currently leaning towards using OpenShift Templates
>>>>> everywhere; so there’s only 1 provider;
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>>>> That's ok. If you want to support only OpenShift than do so.
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>>> I think you missed my point. An OpenShift template can be used on
>>> any Kubernetes environment at all - including Atomic and GKE. Since
>>> an OpenShift template is a client side preprocessor; it outputs
>>> vanilla Kubernetes JSON
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> Aren't templates actually processed server side? I've just tried processing it without a connection to a running master & the client throws an error trying to post to /osapi/v1beta3/templateConfigs.

Ah is that new in v1beta3? Either way, doing a bit of search/replace on some property expressions in the JSON is pretty trivial to do client side right? 

James
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