I was about to learn rkt, but seems this repo & rkt in general is not thriving. Since the RedHat merger there hasn't been too much action in the repo, docs are outdated, hard to find any active deployments / case studies, etc.
Though I feel rkt has an technological edge, seems docker has 99.99% of the mindshare.
What is rkt's future please? I'm not sure if investing time into learning running rkt is worth it.
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tomByrer
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rkt became a community project within CNCF incubator circa one year ago, so its current or future status is not directly impacted by the coreos/redhat acquisition.
If you spot any missing/wrong/outdated docs, feel free to report or (even better) send a PR for the specific details.
Nowadays the project is not seeing much activity, but it's still consumed by a lot of other projects (most of which we don't even know). I don't have any specific feedback about the future, and I'm quite bad at predicting it :)
lucab
on 3 Apr 2018
@tomByrer FYI in case you missed it... 1.30 is now released (#3921)
taqtiqa-mark
on 12 Apr 2018
I'm closing this ticket, as the original question got answered. If anybody wants to have any similar further discussion, the relevant place for that is the rkt-dev mailing list.
lucab
on 7 May 2018
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rkt became a community project within CNCF incubator circa one year ago, so its current or future status is not directly impacted by the coreos/redhat acquisition.
If you spot any missing/wrong/outdated docs, feel free to report or (even better) send a PR for the specific details.
Nowadays the project is not seeing much activity, but it's still consumed by a lot of other projects (most of which we don't even know). I don't have any specific feedback about the future, and I'm quite bad at predicting it :)