Had a use case not covered by the big 3 Docker orchestrator solutions, that being a use case where an app (pod in kube terms) needed to be distributed vastly over the world yet centrally managed for update version releases and such so I created something (calling it Nebula) to fill that need, and after using Nebula in production for over 1000 servers globally distributed in multiple clouds\regions for the past year+ I came to the conclusion it could be really useful for others (mainly IoT deployments, imagine having 50k smart fridges around the world and being able to deploy a new version to all of them in minutes) to use so it's now been open sourced.

Attached below are the relevant links, I'm putting it here in order to get the input of others and see if I'm right about thinking of it being an uncovered use case.

docs - http://nebula.readthedocs.io/

git repo - https://github.com/nebula-orchestrator

docker-hub repo - https://hub.docker.com/u/nebulaorchestrator/dashboard/

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