We did the deployment in-house. 

For all the deployment needs, we didn't need any extra people. The images we create follow strict standards, so maintaining the address center doesn't require much work.

The deployment can be done in-house. However, we will need a consultant when we decide to go into production.

We used a consultant's help.

What is demonstrated on the laptop with Docker, we have full control of in the data center. When you translate to implementation, half the things don't work. 

In spite of the expertise, that's the problem with SIs, i.e. the promises versus what is delivered. That's one aspect that we're still struggling.

Docker is fairly stable because you just carry the artifacts, but in DEV it is highly unstable. There's a lot of discipline that we need to enforce on the developers. 

We are the vendor, so technically we are providing the solution for the client each time: different client, different requirements and different infrastructure. 

I did the implementation of the solution myself. My main responsibility is conducting proof of concept, as well as implementing and helping to develop new solutions for Docker and Kubernetes.

We implement this solution for our clients using our in-house team.

I implemented through an in-house team.

We implement docker y ourself.