CenturyLink Labs Podcast

This week, we are starting a new interview series as part of the CenturyLink Labs. We are going to try to keep these interviews short (30-40 mins) and packed with great content every week. Last week, we talked about Dies[1] and Flynn. This week, we are talking with the CTO of Deis, Gabriel Monroy.

Here are the topics we cover this week with Gabriel:

* **Do you have any statistics about how large the Deis user base is?**

* Over 100 known installations

* **Is Deis built to be multi-tenant or single tenant?**

* Single-tenant

* **Is Deis built to be mutli-server or single-server?**

* Deis is built to be multi-server, but without any database or backend services managed by Deis

* **What’s next for Deis?**

* Deis 0.9[2] just released with Dockerfiles, Domain names and HA Routing

* **How is Deis different than Flynn or Dokku?**

* Different from Dokku because it is built for multi-server

* **In Deis, apps are git deployed like Heroku, but can you talk about how services are managed in Deis?**

* Deis does not do any database service management, only managed application code

* **What do you think about ambassadors in Docker?**

* Deis uses ambassadors for auto-registering and load balancing application instances transparently

* **How do you scale Deis?**

* By adding more Deis images, registering them into CoreOS via etcd

* **What is Deis’ relationship with OpDemand?**

* OpDemand is the parent company that develops the Deis open-source project

* **And a few more great questions...**

If you have any questions for Gabriel, feel free to leave comments in this post.

[1]: http://www.centurylinklabs.com/flynn-vs-deis-the-tale-of-two-docker-micro-paas-technologies/

[2]: http://deis.io/deis-0-9-0-dockerfiles-domains-and-ha-routing/