Isn't this just another way of lock-in? Now instead of using an open source solution or some some other open source management platform, you are now dependent on this company to manage your docker instances. Am I missing something here?
Kinda confusing as to whether or not this exists/works..
"containership" is made up of a handful of other repos.
More details here: https://docs.containership.io/docs/architectural-overview
If you're looking for some meat, check out the repos linked from the above docs page, including: https://github.com/containership/legiond https://github.com/containership/praetor