Take a look at Rancher also. It is a bit more mature project, and it did save me some headache. To be honest I didn't use Docker everywhere and everywhen but where I did, do real issues.
Also there is DCGC from yelp!
Also there is DCGC from yelp!
Rancher itself is not an alternative to Kubernetes. It can control a Kubernetes, AWS, Mesos or very simple Cattle cluster. We started with Cattle with a plan to one day use something like Kubernetes, a step at a time, because we kinda felt intimidated (I left that company) by articles like these.
I looked at Kubernetes before Rancher but it was hard for me to really understand where to start and how it all fit together. Now that I understand much better what I am doing I should probably take another look at it.