Re:Ask HN: If Kubernetes is the solution, why are there so m...
by dijit on Wednesday June 01, 2022 @06:00PM
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Sure. Most people have more clusters before they hit 5k nodes on a single cluster.
But I’ve been in situations where it would have been worthwhile. I’ve been in situations with 30,000 machines that needed to be controlled. Splitting them out into very many clusters would be a lot of wasted overhead in configuration, administration and because you lose nodes to masters.
But I’ve been in situations where it would have been worthwhile. I’ve been in situations with 30,000 machines that needed to be controlled. Splitting them out into very many clusters would be a lot of wasted overhead in configuration, administration and because you lose nodes to masters.