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Re:Kubernetes 1.11 includes In-Cluster Service Load Balancin... by inscrutable on Thursday June 28, 2018 @07:41AM (#17416014)
If you're going the kube route, I would go with GKE with pre-emptible nodes. You can have a single micro base node ($25/month), and then an auto-scaling, pre-emptible pool for a discount of 80%/month vs spot prices on AWS/GCP. There's not a lot for you to do once you set it up. With pre-emptible the nodes will on average be unavailable 5-10% of the month, but typically not at the same time.

There are cheaper baseload alternatives appearing, but it'll probably be 12 months until they're stable.

https://labs.ovh.com/kubernetes-k8s

https://github.com/hetznercloud/hcloud-cloud-controller-mana...

Re:Kubernetes 1.11 includes In-Cluster Service Load Balancin... by dstroot on Thursday June 28, 2018 @03:44PM (#17419873)
This. GKE is rediculous how easy it is to spin up a cluster. 60 seconds max. Why fight setting up K8S?