Re:Nomad vs. Kubernetes
by alexeldeib on Friday October 15, 2021 @05:29PM
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The point is that once you're talking about comparable setups, you need all of Vault/Nomad/Consul and the complexity of the setup is much more than just "one binary" as hashi likes to put it.
> So now you have 3 separate Consul clusters, a Vault cluster, and a Nomad cluster. So what did you gain really?
GP's point was already talking about running Vault clusters, not sure you realized we aren't only talking about nomad.
Re:Nomad vs. Kubernetes
by otterley on Friday October 15, 2021 @05:39PM
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The only thing I was trying to say is that although K8S offers secrets "for free," it's not best practice to consider the control plane to be a secure secrets store.
> So now you have 3 separate Consul clusters, a Vault cluster, and a Nomad cluster. So what did you gain really?
GP's point was already talking about running Vault clusters, not sure you realized we aren't only talking about nomad.