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K8s is not the only game in town. The question is not k8s vs. old-school ssh and apt-get, but rather k8s vs. Hashicorp Nomad or AWS Fargate. For a few microser
by MrBuddyCasino 9y ago
K8s is not the only game in town. The question is not k8s vs. old-school ssh and apt-get, but rather k8s vs. Hashicorp Nomad or AWS Fargate.
For a few microservices, Nomad is really nice and simple.
- tannhaeuser 9y agoOr mesos/marathon, though I'm in no way qualified to make comparisons vs k8s.
- mdekkers 9y agoOr mesos/marathon, though I'm in no way qualified to make comparisons vs k8s. I am qualified to make that comparison, and Mesosphere all the way. Rapid, no bullshit deploy, not having to deal with key stack components being alpha, simple management, wide support (including running k8s on mesos if you are so inclined). There is a very long list of why mesosphere can be considered to be a stable and mature product. Every time I work with k8s I think "this is cool and all, but absolutely not ready for production use" - and in my book production use means not needing a small army of sysadmins (sorry, SME's) to keep it running, not changing core components every change of the moonphase, the majority of core components being stable and battle-tested, and a learning curve that doesn't look like a altitude-vs-time plot of the latest SpaceX launch.