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Re:Apache Mesos to be moved to Attic by marcinzm on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @12:33PM (#26713955)
>except for managed services from cloud providers

I'd imagine most small to medium companies would be running things on a cloud service using managed kubernetes. It seems mostly larger companies that are sticking with non-cloud hardware and services.

The advantage of kubernetes in that case is that there is a large ecosystem of helm charts, guides, documentation, etc. Deploying something new from scratch is fairly easy since someone else has done all the leg work and packaged it all up.

Re:Apache Mesos to be moved to Attic by rantwasp on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @12:38PM (#26714027)
just because something is packaged does not mean it’s usable. YMMV but this is how security horror stories start. Someone ran a container they had no idea where it came from, happily used a helm chart. Most of the times it’s not even malicious - it’s outdated software because “it just works”
Re:Apache Mesos to be moved to Attic by marcinzm on Tuesday April 06, 2021 @01:17PM (#26714610)
In my experience all the common helm charts and docker images are regularly updated. If you don't update your installation of them then you also wouldn't update a docker compose or LXD.
Re:Apache Mesos to be moved to Attic by rantwasp on Friday April 09, 2021 @12:02AM (#26746560)
that’s a big statement. what constitutes “common” helm charts?