Re:K3s: Kubernetes without the features I don't care about
by barrkel on Wednesday September 26, 2018 @09:18PM
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K8s is about cluster orchestration. It's for building apps that allocate memory and compute from a pool of machines almost like malloc() and free(). It's also an abstraction for allocating compute away from the specifics of a provider, so you theoretically don't care if you deploy to gcloud or Azure or AWS. Containers and images merely define the interface with the agnostically allocated compute. They're not the essential bit though, not the magic.
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Re:K3s: Kubernetes without the features I don't care about
by djsumdog on Wednesday September 26, 2018 @09:28PM
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Right, and there are some scheduling systems like Maraton/mesos that can be used to control jobs or VMs as well (although they're more often used with containers than anything else these days). Can K8s run VMs or is its only abstraction containers/pods?
Re:K3s: Kubernetes without the features I don't care about
by peteridah on Thursday September 27, 2018 @04:24AM
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The pod abstraction can be implemented as a vm. Take a look at clear containers