I’m a full-stack developer at Mobile Capital Group. Our product includes a mobile application built with Angular 2 and packaged with Adobe PhoneGap. The backend architecture is microservices built with Spring Boot and Spring Cloud. We orchestrate the microservice Docker containers with Marathon and DC/OS.
I decommissioned the companion site that hosted the examples for my older geospatial posts, so none of those links work any longer.
Exploring Spatial 
your linkedin link is wrong … missing an n
Thanks for catching that, Matt. How is California treating you? I’m jealous you know.
Steve, I enjoyed your Setting up DC/OS on Google Cloud Platform post. Are you open to discussing the bake off and possibly answer a few quick questions related to your experiences using DC/OS?
Good question. I will write a follow-up post soon. We didn’t go with AWS because it charges by the hour, so if we ever auto-scale our agent nodes that could be expensive. Google Compute Engine charges by the minute, so that is what we chose. Azure was easy to spin up, but the DC/OS version in its Marketplace was an older version of DC/OS than we wanted. We did decide to deploy Nexus to Azure, though. We are a partner and have a $150 credit, so running it there saves us a little money on GCP.