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Re:Kubernetes 1.10 released by mrweasel on Wednesday March 28, 2018 @11:09AM (#16698248)
I've been toying around with Kubernetes (AKS on Azure) the last few weeks and have to say I rather impressed. Still being able to start from scratch and be up and running in one hour is really impressive.
Re:Kubernetes 1.10 released by halbritt on Wednesday March 28, 2018 @11:27AM (#16698409)
I'm using both AKS and GKE in Google and I have to say that GKE is way, way nicer to work with.
Re:Kubernetes 1.10 released by theflagbug on Wednesday March 28, 2018 @03:34PM (#16701072)
I'd be very interested to hear in what way you think GKE is nicer to work with, care to elaborate?
Re:Kubernetes 1.10 released by halbritt on Thursday March 29, 2018 @02:23AM (#16704934)
Clusters come up faster. They're easier to upgrade. Don't have to delete clusters to change them (just provision a new node pool). Persistent storage is less weird. No RBAC. Weirdness around kube-system namespace. I.e. if I create a registry there, it gets disappears with no logs or events suggesting why.