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Meanwhile the market and mindshare has moved on to the next shiny new tech.

• geezerjay 7y ago
  Kubernetes has been here for a while. I'm sure we can agree that it ceased to be a candidate for a meteoric fad for a while now.
  • duxup 7y ago
    I am not a Kubernetes expert but I feel like Kubernetes still has such a high rate of change going on that ... it still is in that phase where you just don't know what you might get out of it... maybe not "just a fad" but still variable enough that who knows where we'll be or if in two years it's all different.
  • imtringued 7y ago
    I've probably wasted more than three weeks installing kubernetes on 3 nodes. I've tried Racher, RKE, kube-admin, kubespray and doing everything myself. I always failed and the way it failed was completely opaque and I didn't feel like I could even understand what was going wrong.
    • scarejunba 7y ago
      Don't install k8s. Use it managed. It's best that way. Too many moving parts for a small op to manage.
  • SteveNuts 7y ago
    Openstack had similar hype (though more on the systems side than the developers), and it seems to finally be fizzling out.