The issues described at minishift/minishift#2380 and kubernetes/minikube#1942 appear to now re-occur with the latest version when installing from Homebrew, although installing 0.3.3 manually works fine.

The document README.md has no mention on installing AWS Command line tools to be able to run the upload_certs.sh (https://github.com/Accenture/adop-docker-compose/tree/master/provision/aws/ssl)

Please update the documentation to install AWS CLI from this portal before running uploading certs for ELB. Here is the URL https://aws.amazon.com/cli/

Looking through the code, there's an option for specifying a cloud-init configuration. Judging from the rest of the code, it's not as simple as passing a cloudinit file and some of the setup, like mounting of shared drives, seems to be skipped if this parameter is specified.

I was wondering if ther

The Swarm example doesn't seem to support "Swarm Mode":

https://github.com/scaleway/docker-machine-driver-scaleway/blob/master/examples/start-swarm-cluster.sh

Would you be able to update it? Does the driver already support the new mode?

Alex

The download instructions, which people usually just copy and paste, points to v1.3.0 but v1.4.0 is the current/latest release since 7 months ago. It would also be better to improve the command given here to fetch from "latest" rather than hard-code the version in the Readme, although I realise that github don't currently make this easy.

To start off with, thank you for your work.

I'd like to clearify a few things, and maybe help other users who also struggle on the same topic.

Running FluentDocker 2.7.1

I've spent several hours trying to find out

how to easily use remote docker hosts WITHOUT using docker-machine, and WITHOUT SSH keys.

In our local dev & test environment with have several docker host serv

The README mentions that pf is a script that exposes ports between VirtualBox and the host when it comes to docker-machine being used on macOS. However, pf works perfectly fine if someone uses any other hypervisor for Docker, such as xhyve, the native hypervisor for macOS - docker-machine-driver-xhyve. It should be the sam

From: kubernetes/minikube#2061

As stated in the minikube issue, I have this problem when using the vmware or the vmwarefusion drivers. When using the date command, the timezone is UTC but the time is my localtime.

This doesn't happen with the virtualbox driver.