Docker Raises $23M

Re:Docker Raises $23M by brianwawok on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @06:33PM (#26484095)

Hi. I run my production 7 figure ARR SaaS platform on google hosted k8s. I spend under 10 minutes a week on kubernetes. Basically give it an hour every few months. Otherwise it is just a super awesome super stable way for me to run a bunch of bin-packed docker images. I think it’s saved me tons of time and money over lambda or ECS.

It’s not F500 scale, but it’s over 100 CPU scale. Confident I have a ton of room to scale this.

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Re:Docker Raises $23M by gravypod on Wednesday March 17, 2021 @12:13AM (#26486451)

If you end up making a blog post about how you do your deployments/monitoring and what it's enabled you to do I think it'd be a great contrast to the "kubernetes is complicated" sentiment on HN.

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Re:Docker Raises $23M by brianwawok on Sunday March 21, 2021 @08:13PM (#26535358)

This sounds like fun. Kind of a “how to use Kubernetes simply without drowning”. Though would it just get downvoted for not following the hacker news meme train?

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Re:Docker Raises $23M by kasey_junk on Tuesday March 16, 2021 @09:21PM (#26485416)

Tbf you are an experienced operation savvy engineer. Your hourly is astronomically high so you’ve minimized your costs via experience.

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Re:Docker Raises $23M by brianwawok on Sunday March 21, 2021 @08:12PM (#26535351)

Hey you worked with me and know I am neither experience nor savvy :)

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