Re:Kubernetes Failure Stories
by guiriduro on Monday January 21, 2019 @06:19AM
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For PaaS I thought the Heroku model was nice - the benefits of containerisation built into the stack and you don't have to manage any of it - ahead of Fargate and way ahead of K8s. On par with serverless, but with better compability with monolithic or partial microservice architectures, albeit higher cost.
There's no strong vendor lock-in either, buildpacks and backend services are much of a muchness across Dokku, Herokuish, Flynn, Cloud Foundry etc. If your app is 12-factor with externalised state, you're plain sailing with most PaaS and simple docker setups, or at least I don't get what K8s brings to the table in terms of operational simplicity.
There's no strong vendor lock-in either, buildpacks and backend services are much of a muchness across Dokku, Herokuish, Flynn, Cloud Foundry etc. If your app is 12-factor with externalised state, you're plain sailing with most PaaS and simple docker setups, or at least I don't get what K8s brings to the table in terms of operational simplicity.