Re:The Future of Kubernetes
by gravypod on Sunday March 13, 2022 @09:50AM
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> required to reach feature parity
I think most people don't need full feature parity. That's why a lot of these techs take off. They need something that is easier to understand.
Similar with kubernetes, there's like 5 permutations of software deployment people actually want to do. Deployments are one of those but there are still a few areas that you have to get hacky with StatefulSets to achieve. Once some PaaS-wrapper for kubernetes takes off we'll see the V2 of that idea as a stand alone cluster management thing. If someone nips some ideas from MaaS [0] we might even see on-prem bare metal take off again once people realize they're getting screwed on perf/bandwidth and many of the benefits of cloud providers are already provided to you by something like Kube.
I think most people don't need full feature parity. That's why a lot of these techs take off. They need something that is easier to understand.
Similar with kubernetes, there's like 5 permutations of software deployment people actually want to do. Deployments are one of those but there are still a few areas that you have to get hacky with StatefulSets to achieve. Once some PaaS-wrapper for kubernetes takes off we'll see the V2 of that idea as a stand alone cluster management thing. If someone nips some ideas from MaaS [0] we might even see on-prem bare metal take off again once people realize they're getting screwed on perf/bandwidth and many of the benefits of cloud providers are already provided to you by something like Kube.
[0] - https://maas.io/