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I think k8s is "cheating" the private cloud story quite a bit. There are very few on-metal production deployments using k8s. This is because some of the harder
by sandGorgon 10y ago
I think k8s is "cheating" the private cloud story quite a bit. There are very few on-metal production deployments using k8s. This is because some of the harder problems of setting up load balancers, multiple masters, etc has not been really solved.
in fact, just yesterday, there was a new post on the group to create a SIG-Metal ( https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oYtW7fgSJsQDl-ln6ETvAQrNdne4w_0am_qHTxtd3Yw https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oYtW7fgSJsQDl-ln6ETvAQrN...) because there's so less information.
load balancer integration is written for all cloud providers... but not for metal (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/master/pkg/cloudprovider https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/master/pkg/clo...). there's experimental integration with haproxy/traefik in contrib... but not in production.
the reason is evident - a lot of the difficult parts of k8s is being "outsourced" to the underlying cloud platform.
k8s needs to fix this fast... because the real disruption is being able to eliminate a cloud platform (or build your own).
- hubert123 10y agothat sounds bad to say the least. Isnt that the entire selling point, rolling your own cloud... I always wondered why Azure and AWS were seemingly more of a priority for a software solution that supposedly is made to replace the cloud or compete with exacxtly those services.