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Key word there being "on-prem". The hard part of Kubernetes is setting up the cluster. If you are using an existing k8s master, it should be fairly easy. One
by Draiken 8y ago
Key word there being "on-prem".
The hard part of Kubernetes is setting up the cluster. If you are using an existing k8s master, it should be fairly easy.
One day of course seems like a bit of an exaggeration to me :)
- dsnuh 8y agoI thought GP comment was replying to this in GGP comment: >IMO running your own Kubernetes cluster for a company is insanity unless you have a very good reason to do so. To me, "running your own" means "on-prem", and it did seem to me that the response of "I can create production ready in a day" was directed at that, which I whole-heartedly disagree with.