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Some people want to know how the nuts & bolts work as opposed to putting together borrowed Lego blocks. Linux has more than proven the utility of diversely-sour
by anoother 9y ago
Some people want to know how the nuts & bolts work as opposed to putting together borrowed Lego blocks. Linux has more than proven the utility of diversely-sourced development, and Kubernetes benefits from the same right now. I'd be worried if that changed.
Also, there are (and will continute to be) plenty of companies/projects that can't use public clouds for a variety of security, compliance, performance and business inertia concerns ('concerns', not necessarily 'reasons').
- mack1001 9y agoIn the next few years, on prem will become the exception than the rule considering that heavily regulated industries are now moving to the cloud. The same way hardware providers like HP, DELL and EMC are struggling, IMHO the next wave will be infra software providers. Unless for very specific purposes, the ROI of running your own infra software is decreasing. Edit: typo