Re services sharing, we are actually hacking on a database of useful containerized services which are hosted on Github and can be run anywhere through HTTP or JsonRPC. Product is super early, but would love your feedback on what you'd like to see: www.stackhut.com . Just about to push ability to submit your own.
I think the key thing is that users shouldn't have to have a knowledge of Sysops or Devops to be able to take advantage of the benefits of containers. Most developer we've spoken to don't have time to learn a completely new paradigm, they just want the benefits.
ECS is pretty exciting, but isn't the same level of abstraction accomplished with the GCE/Fleet/k8s? Even the Kubernetes or Fleet install process on EC2 lets you quickly forget about the actual boxes.
I think the key thing is that users shouldn't have to have a knowledge of Sysops or Devops to be able to take advantage of the benefits of containers. Most developer we've spoken to don't have time to learn a completely new paradigm, they just want the benefits.
ECS is pretty exciting, but isn't the same level of abstraction accomplished with the GCE/Fleet/k8s? Even the Kubernetes or Fleet install process on EC2 lets you quickly forget about the actual boxes.