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At least the other link was a clear, well-written, well-reasoned article. I have no idea what this one is.
by iainmerrick 8y ago
At least the other link was a clear, well-written, well-reasoned article. I have no idea what this one is.
- ghuntley 8y agoIt's a silly rant about feelings. Spin up a decent sized Kubernetes cluster or use CloudFormation and please report back how you feel 6 months later.
- iainmerrick 8y agoKubernetes grew out of Borg, right? Ever use borgcfg?
- ghuntley 8y agoNah. Can you reference any public examples of an example cfg out in the wild?
- iainmerrick 8y agoThe first google hit I get is a presentation that includes a very small config sample: http://www.hpts.ws/papers/2015/wilkes.pdf http://www.hpts.ws/papers/2015/wilkes.pdf The second hit is a google+ post wailing “arrrrgh, somebody reinvented borgcfg for Kubernetes” :) I’m guessing the switch to YAML, even though it might be a bit tedious, was an explicit reaction to the fact that the ultra-programmable borgcfg turned out to cause some big headaches.
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- PlanarFreak 8y agoI'm with you on this one. I enjoyed reading the arp242 article, but this one's like a bad meme - an incomprehensible mish-mash of links and emojis.
- seandougall 8y agoNot to mention fatal JS errors on mobile.