Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by Thev00d00 on Sunday June 23, 2024 @02:35PM
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Wait k3s is abandoned?!
Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by speedgoose on Sunday June 23, 2024 @02:53PM
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I can’t find anything about this. The project looks still active.
Perhaps it’s a confusion with k3os, a k3s operating system. https://github.com/rancher/k3os
Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by zorlack on Sunday June 23, 2024 @03:16PM
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Lol. Probably because it's actually confusing.
I love all of the oddball projects being spun out by Rancher/Suse. It can be hard to keep track of them.
Oh wait this one is kubernetes distro, and that one's an OS and this thing... well it's a... err... binary container something-or-other?
Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by nunez on Sunday June 23, 2024 @07:25PM
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Nope; still active afaik.
Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by dansult on Monday June 24, 2024 @06:57PM
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Absolutely not. We use it extensively.
Re:Ask HN: Those running K8s in house, can you please explai...
by dvfjsdhgfv on Tuesday June 25, 2024 @10:32AM
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> why etcd NEEDS more than 2
The consensus algorithm (Raft in this case) requires that a majority agrees, so you need to have an odd number of nodes (and 1 wouldn't make sense, hence 3 is the minimum, and in practice works very well).
I found very poor documentation on how to recover from failure scenarios, i dont like how the control plane has to be separate from the workers, i happen to choose k3s which was abandoned, i never understood why etcd NEEDS more than 2, i hated all the "beta" configuration tags/domains whatever they are called, there was no good way to know when they changed or what they changed to, I thought the whole point of helm was that you could update things easily but its the opposite: it breaks things. I couldn't believe there was no built in support for uninterruptible power supplies? maybe just a k3s thing.
I am sure it works for huge scale entire/multiple data center stuff, but anything in one location i bet is a mistake