Serf Review

It's simple to use because it has an intuitive UI that allows you not only manage your clusters but also interact with them in real time using web sockets or RPC calls from other languages like Java/Python etc.. I've used this software so far as part of my work at our startup where we were building out some microservices which required us managing multiple Docker containers across different cloud providers (AWS EKS). The product works well when there are very few nodes within each container…

It's very easy to set up multiple servers with different roles in your cloud infrastructure. You can control exactly which nodes run what role by changing config files without having to rely on puppet or other tools that may not be available everywhere or require you to have administrative access. We use this product at Red Hat because it allows us to easily spin-up new VMs within our AWS account while still allowing them to interact together (by passing secrets via environment variables)…

The performance of serf across all our clusters has improved greatly since we started using it in 2016. It takes us about 1/2 to have serf setup on one host.Serf provides all the functionality that you need without having some other service or container orchestrator like mesos running. There are no cons as such. However there could be more configuration options if they wanted it to become even better in their release version after time which would surely help many new people find them easier…