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There's no direct migration path from Swarm to Kubernetes, so we chose to start out at a small scale with the latter. It was enough of a leap to fundamentally c
by gtaylor 9y ago
There's no direct migration path from Swarm to Kubernetes, so we chose to start out at a small scale with the latter. It was enough of a leap to fundamentally change how we were building and deploying things. We didn't want to do it twice!
You can dodge much of the operational complexity in standing a cluster up by starting with Google Container Engine or a provisioner like kops. Once you have enough comfort, you can get more fancy and build something more customized to your cases.
- sandGorgon 9y agoactually - i think the other way. I'm not sure if people who start with Docker Swarm will want to migrate to k8s at all. It works damn well and i have been very happy with it. It has been demonstrated to work at scale. K8s does have Google behind it though