Re:Don't use Kubernetes yet
by manigandham on Sunday June 19, 2022 @05:27AM
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Well said. Your first 3 points summarize the entirety of the problem.
Kubernetes is basically best practices (with some quirks) of running containers reliably across a cluster of machines with various deployment types, logging, DNS/discovery, networking, storage, load-balancing, high-availability and other features built-in. If you don't need any of that then don't use it, but if you do then you probably won't build a custom infrastructure that does it better.
Kubernetes is basically best practices (with some quirks) of running containers reliably across a cluster of machines with various deployment types, logging, DNS/discovery, networking, storage, load-balancing, high-availability and other features built-in. If you don't need any of that then don't use it, but if you do then you probably won't build a custom infrastructure that does it better.