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I'm migrating "legacy" applications (as in non-containerized ones) to container environments for medium to large companies, and I would suggest two things: - g
by marenkay 8y ago
I'm migrating "legacy" applications (as in non-containerized ones) to container environments for medium to large companies, and I would suggest two things:
- get a local test setup with minikube (https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube) and Helm (https://www.helm.sh/ https://www.helm.sh/) and try out a few applications
- convert a project of yours to a Kubernetes deployment, then a Helm chart
If both steps are successful and you still feel like Kubernetes is doing a better job for you then Heroku, get a Kubernetes professional. I promise you, there will be as many problems as with any other environment. The only difference is that the Kubernetes issues are not documented.
- te_chris 8y ago"The only difference is that the Kubernetes issues are not documented." Move that one to the icebox then!