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Re:Google Kubernetes Engine is introducing a cluster managem... by atombender on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @05:54PM (#22489043)
Would never happen. Just the amount of time needed to dedicate to onboarding a temporary contractor would be really disruptive to the developers, not to mention the disruptive effect of the technical migration — databases to move over, persistent volumes to copy, DNS to repoint, lots of downtime, etc. There's a good reason companies don't switch clouds often.
Re:Google Kubernetes Engine is introducing a cluster managem... by tie_ on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @06:04PM (#22489121)
If it takes more than a month to migrate a 20-node K8s cluster, then that's a red flag. Too much tech debt or a strong vendor lock-in? Either deserves attention.
Re:Google Kubernetes Engine is introducing a cluster managem... by atombender on Wednesday March 04, 2020 @06:52PM (#22489479)
Doing the migration might take a few late evenings; deploying all our apps and Helm charts to a new cluster takes just a few commands. Learning what needs to be migrated, deciding on how the configuration should look on the destination end of it, and designing a detailed plan and checklist for the whole process is the big task. Adding the onboarding of someone who's never seen the inside of your company and you're talking about a longer, more disruptive process. Tech debt isn't a factor here.
Re:Google Kubernetes Engine is introducing a cluster managem... by praveenperera on Thursday March 05, 2020 @10:25AM (#22494264)
> Learning what needs to be migrated, deciding on how the configuration should look on the destination end of it ...

Sounds like you've identified an area of risk you should address