Yes, it's pretty cool. I know a lot of people are skeptical about IBM and open source, but there really is a lot of cool stuff happening. I hope people give it a chance, or at least take it out for a test drive.

That was pretty funny -- old school trolling circa 1991. The Comments section on every site so often becomes the last refuge of truly poisonous personalities. Yet they're often good for a laugh.

Graphics, lists, headings, short paragraphs, code tags -- e.g. <code></code> -- anything that breaks up text and makes your post scannable. Everyone's so time-stressed, the easier you can make your post to quickly scan, the more value you'll provide. Depending on your content, of course. :)

Great overview! We're just starting to use Slack for content/design work and beyond the nuts-and-bolts processes the biggest challenge is working in the open. Will share your experiences with my team.

Thanks! I think the biggest challenges, for me, were the psychological ones. This process was helpful and collaborative, but not overwhelming.

Nice read. You might also be interested in Cargo, and open source container migration service: https://developer.ibm.com/open/cargo/

Thank you. I'm looking at docker swarm and fleet. Got a bit of a 'burn' adopting/using IBM Bluemix, so I'll investigate with caution :)

I'll check them out -- thanks!

I'm not being flippant, but it sounds like what you're looking for is ... a book.

Great list to wade through in holiday downtime. Thx for sharing.

Which goes to show my dad was right: nothing in life is free. Certainly not information.

But are those the only choices? Wouldn't it be better to take a straightforward-but-civil approach? You can be honest, blunt, or critical without being demeaning and, frankly, childish.