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You still need a Kubernetes cluster running though, right?
by djhworld 8y ago
You still need a Kubernetes cluster running though, right?
- aurailious 8y agoThis is what I am trying to figure out too. Is Knative standalone, or is it running inside your K8 cluster, or do you build a K8 cluster and run this in it exclusively?
- gdsdfe 8y agoI think it's mostly pods on your k8 cluster ... see the link to the install guide above
- pas 8y agoIt has software, yes, that of course runs in pods, but .. It's a whole lot of infrastructure to support a PaaS / FaaS workflow. From building and routing/serving/tracing to complex event driven stuff. It's fully k8s native (hence the name, I reckon), and it uses CRDs. Which is basically k8s's DSL for describing anything. Basically a k8s-standard for k8s plugins with schema, validation, schema change management, kubectl support, etc.
- jacques_chester 8y agoKnative installs into a Kubernetes cluster. Knative as it stands is not multi-tenant, so if you need to isolate workloads, you will need distinct Kubernetes clusters.
- gdsdfe 8y agoYes ... from the install guide : "To get started with Knative, you need a Kubernetes cluster." https://github.com/knative/docs/tree/master/install https://github.com/knative/docs/tree/master/install