Re:The Future of Kubernetes
by tannhaeuser on Sunday March 13, 2022 @10:34AM
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> bunch of unstandardized shell scripts
Eh, nothing unstandardized about POSIX shell scripts, as opposed to a bunch of ever-changing YAML files with questionable semantics.
I think this generation of "cloud natives" have drunk too much of the cool aid served by "cloud providers" and their clever faux grassroots marketing/blogs.
As compared to the Linux and BSD "movement" (no such thing), which was about liberating ourselves from having to run apps on commercial OS's, based on a well-understood OS baseline (POSIX, a term coined by RMS).
Eh, nothing unstandardized about POSIX shell scripts, as opposed to a bunch of ever-changing YAML files with questionable semantics.
I think this generation of "cloud natives" have drunk too much of the cool aid served by "cloud providers" and their clever faux grassroots marketing/blogs.
As compared to the Linux and BSD "movement" (no such thing), which was about liberating ourselves from having to run apps on commercial OS's, based on a well-understood OS baseline (POSIX, a term coined by RMS).