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There's minikube, but so far as I'm aware, it's not really meant for production use; it exists mostly for local development. My own company has Pivotal Web Ser
by jacques_chester 9y ago
There's minikube, but so far as I'm aware, it's not really meant for production use; it exists mostly for local development.
My own company has Pivotal Web Services[0], which gives a Heroku-like experience using Cloud Foundry. Pricing is per-megabyte[1], plus services. I expect we'll introduce a container service before long, because we like to dogfood our stuff with real production workloads.
[0] http://run.pivotal.io/ http://run.pivotal.io/
[1] http://run.pivotal.io/pricing/ http://run.pivotal.io/pricing/
- StavrosK 9y agoYeah, minikube is just for trying K8s out. PWS looks interesting, but, as with other managed/cloud offerings, it's much more expensive than a dedicated server (50ish EUR/mo for a 64 GB RAM i7). For my side-projects, where I am cost-sensitive, I think the best solution would be a dedicated server with something like Dokku. It would just be nice if the "something" could be an industry standard.
- jacques_chester 9y agoI think it's hard to split the difference. If there was a service using RackHD to spit out cheap bare metal it'd be more doable to run on top of that, I think.