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"In a single tweet — can you name a technical benefit you and your team have gained by switching to Kubernetes?" "The missing step in a comprehensive OSS devop
by 013a 8y ago
"In a single tweet — can you name a technical benefit you and your team have gained by switching to Kubernetes?"
"The missing step in a comprehensive OSS devops strategy, from code (git) build (Docker) test (Docker) to deploy (Kube), which enables push-button CICD like no one has gotten right since Heroku."
- barnabee 8y agoIf they'd got it as right as Heroku then deployment (or CD configuration) would be a one liner once a server is set up and scaling etc. would be configurable via a very simple web console or CLI. Unless I missed something, last time we tried k8s (admittedly ~6 months ago) it was woefully far from that goal.
- bavell 8y agoAlthough it didn't come out of the box, my deploys are now one-liners. The command builds, tests and packages my app into a docker image, then bumps the version number on the k8s deployment which triggers a rolling update of production pods. I'm very happy with my current deployment flow, mostly because it works reliability and I can forget about what it's doing under the hood.