The document discusses orchestration using Tutum, a hosted container orchestration service. It introduces Tutum and its features, such as spreading services across nodes, making efficient use of nodes, inter-host communication, deployment to specific nodes, APIs, monitoring, and logging. It explains that after 3 months of experimenting with various orchestration tools, Tutum met all of its needs for orchestration, abstraction of complexities, and powerful APIs. Finally, it provides some pros and cons of Tutum, noting that while it is easy to use and fully featured with great support, it does have vendor lock-in and is not self-hosted.

1. Orchestration
using Tutum

2. Who am I ?
Stephen “TheCodeAssassin” Hoogendijk
Software Developer Cloud @ LeaseWeb Technologies
Github: github.com/thecodeassassin
Twitter: @thecodeassassin
Ps: I also idle in #docker, #cloudstack and #shipyard on freenode 

4. Docker ???
 Isolation
 Packaging applications
 Works on any Linux kernel > 3.10
 Standards

5. Orchestration!

6. What I needed
Spreading a service across nodes
Making the most use out of a node
Inter-host communication
Deploy to specific nodes
API
Monitoring
Logging

7. Weave
Consul
cAdvisor
CoreOS
Flocker
skyDNS
Registrator
Logstash
Elasticsearch
Marathon / Mesos
Maestro
Decking
Docker Swarm
Docker Machine
Fig / Docker compose

9. What I expected

10. Where I was after 3 months

11. Maybe use an existing tool
shipyard
Plus: flynn, deis, coreos, kubernetes and many more

12. So why Tutum?

13. I’m a developer

14. What I needed
Spreading a service across nodes
Making the most use out of a node
Inter-host communication
Deploy to specific nodes
API
Monitoring
Logging

15. It has all that!

16. And more…
 Hosted solution
 Runs the containers on my own servers
 Abstracts complexities
 Powerful API

17. Demo time!

18. Tutum good & Bad
 Easy to use
 Fully featured
 Great support
 Good start for dev’s
 Free*
 Vendor lock
 No self-hosted (yet)
 Only partly open source
Good Bad

19. Read: http://lsw.to/y59
Demo source code: http://lsw.to/y5H
Github: github.com/thecodeassassin
Twitter: @thecodeassassin
Questions?¿