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Re:Acorn: A simple application deployment framework for Kube... by zozbot234 on Sunday August 28, 2022 @05:23AM (#32626954)
> These items are best done in a standard way.

k8s is not a "standard" in any way. It is clunky, prototype-level code that has never been engineered for elegance or ease of use. It's pretty much the same problem systemd has, except to an even greater extent (because clustering is inherently a harder problem than tweaking a single system to enable the use cases systemd devs care about).

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Re:Acorn: A simple application deployment framework for Kube... by delusional on Sunday August 28, 2022 @05:46AM (#32627040)
Anything people agree on is a standard. It may be a horrible standard, but it's still a standard.
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Re:Acorn: A simple application deployment framework for Kube... by bartvk on Sunday August 28, 2022 @07:52AM (#32627651)
> It is clunky, prototype-level code that has never been engineered for elegance or ease of use

How did you come to this conclusion? And what did you compare to? I'm not a devops so I don't have experience with Kubernetes.

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