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The API for k8s is great. We mostly run large (50 core 500GB memory) machines co-located at client sites. We have hundreds of these to manage, but they are se
by colek42 9y ago
The API for k8s is great. We mostly run large (50 core 500GB memory) machines co-located at client sites. We have hundreds of these to manage, but they are separated geographically. K8's API/Infrastructure would be great to manage/monitor them.
- nielsole 9y agoSounds like an interesting problem. What is your use-case? Caching servers in ISPs? Kubernetes kind of assumes that any node can fail any time and reschedules workloads. This assumption might not be in line with your requirements.