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Yes, I think that's fair to say. I thought of something else rather important: k8s is truly "containers-first", IE containers are first-class in k8s. So it all
by gkop 10y ago
Yes, I think that's fair to say.
I thought of something else rather important: k8s is truly "containers-first", IE containers are first-class in k8s. So it allowed me to get containers in production in a rock-solid manner without being a Docker expert. This is nice if you're seeking the advantages of promoting the exact same docker image from staging to production, for example.
- sheut 10y agoWhat if your application is not necessarily architected for containers? Have you heard of existing systems being successfully migrated without significant changes in software architecture?
- gkop 10y agoHmm, if it's a monolith, it should be dockerizable without too much trouble. Yes I've migrated several legacy ish systems. Sometimes you have to take shortcuts and be "un-dockerish", for example by running nginx alongside your app server in the same image, but that's not a big deal really in practice.