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Running OpenShift has felt like early Rails to me. You can get started with a hosted version, switch to on AWS easily and dive deep down into Kubernetes wheneve
by pat2man 8y ago
Running OpenShift has felt like early Rails to me. You can get started with a hosted version, switch to on AWS easily and dive deep down into Kubernetes whenever you feel ready. It is also opinionated so it’s easy to get started on the golden path and modify it to suit your needs. The only real frustration has been upgrading clusters which has gotten easier each new release.
- keir-rex 8y agoI’m new to Openshift (about a month in) after a year of low level (hand rolled HA cluster) kubernetes experience. I don’t rate the experience in Openshift. It seems like they are trying to tack things on which are superfluous to most teams requirements, loosely defined, and not well advertised. I’m constantly trying to figure out what it’s hiding from the Kubernetes layer or what it is being manipulated to provide its behaviour. I personally wouldn’t recommend Openshift->Kubernetes but the other way round would be a better approach once you know you need the additional functionality. (Edit: fix typo)