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-I have written an article on the provisioning of a Docker Swarm cluster from scratch ([you can read it here](https://blog.creekorful.com/how-to-provision-a-secure-docker-swarm-cluster-from-scratch)) and I have received a lot of comments stating that docker swarm is dead and that I should be moving to Kubernetes instead.
+I have written an article on the provisioning of a Docker Swarm cluster from scratch and I have received a lot of comments stating that docker swarm is dead and that I should be moving to Kubernetes instead.
 
 # What happened to docker?
 
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 That's a very exciting news: we will continue to have an easier Kubernetes alternative, an alternative that is better suited for simple workflow and test laboratories. 
 
-Happy hacking!
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