Re:Ask HN: Is it still worth learning Kubernetes in 2022?
by nocture on Saturday January 01, 2022 @04:13AM
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On the contrary, as companies rely more and more on the cloud, they chase the mirage of avoiding lock-in even more and k8s plays a big role in this
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Re:Ask HN: Is it still worth learning Kubernetes in 2022?
by rainboiboi on Saturday January 01, 2022 @04:17AM
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Yes, I suspect there would be a rise in multi-cloud setup and K8s skills might be valuable here.
Re:Ask HN: Is it still worth learning Kubernetes in 2022?
by mrweasel on Saturday January 01, 2022 @04:42AM
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Seems very much in line with the solutions we see from customers. I still think there a big savings in embracing the managed cloud service of the individual providers, but customers see it as a risk.
Re:Ask HN: Is it still worth learning Kubernetes in 2022?
by withinboredom on Saturday January 01, 2022 @06:19AM
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I don’t know if managed clusters is actually a savings unless you really need the elasticity. Usually managed solutions are 2 or 10x the cost of dedicated servers or on prem, respectively.
Re:Ask HN: Is it still worth learning Kubernetes in 2022?
by mrweasel on Saturday January 01, 2022 @07:27AM
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Sorry, I was talking about managed database, lambda, S3. I agree that managed Kubernetes is to expensive. Unless you have a very specific workload, it honestly doesn’t make sense. Depending on your usecase building on cloud service and auto-scaling VMs is going to be much cheaper.