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Operational ease of use and distribution is our contribution, and we've only just recently joined the Kubernetes community, but as pointed out we see our role v
by jcastro 10y ago
Operational ease of use and distribution is our contribution, and we've only just recently joined the Kubernetes community, but as pointed out we see our role value as getting Kubernetes into as many hands as easy and quickly as possible.
EDIT: My first response might of come off as rude, so I fixed it.
- SEJeff 10y agoThat's fair, your response seems reasonable, and Canonical has done an excellent amount of this. Setting up kubernetes is hard, but should be surmountable by anyone wanting to seriously use it. Fixing it when it breaks, or figuring out how to run apps when there are issues is what is hard. Perhaps I rely too much on core engineers to fix those issues when it happens and discounted the value add proposition of Canonical on this. Thanks for the excellent response!