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Re:The Future of Kubernetes by zozbot234 on Sunday March 13, 2022 @09:15AM (#30660960)
> It's not simpler, because it _needs_ to be complex in order to provide portable, heterogeneous, application deployments.

No, the complexity of Kybernetes is mostly in its auto-tuning and auto-scaling features. That's the stuff that needs to be re-engineered from the ground up in an elegant way. If history is any guide, we'll probably end up with some variant of it in systemd sooner rather than later.

Re:The Future of Kubernetes by p_l on Sunday March 13, 2022 @10:20AM (#30661421)
Autoscaling is honestly a minor thing (I have yet to use Autoscaling other than cluster autoscaling since 2016) and autotuning... what autotuning are you talking about? The binpacking support?

Also, I do wonder what "elegant way" would be, considering that k8s is a very elegant system (once you notice that YAML is just one of the serialization formats to make it easier for raw API access by humans).