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IMO .... AWS has been eating everyones lunch. K8s was a play by Google to sell GKE / GCP and it worked. Problem being not everyone has a team of Google SREs to
by geggam 7y ago
IMO .... AWS has been eating everyones lunch. K8s was a play by Google to sell GKE / GCP and it worked.
Problem being not everyone has a team of Google SREs to manage it so when k8s blows up the skillset to figure out the issues simply doesnt exist in the team managing it.
- cookiecaper 7y agoYes, there's certainly a landgrab occurring in this space, and Google is certainly pouring a massive heaping of G-Juice on k8s in order to get in front of the user. In software, controlling the user interface is controlling everything. Ultimately, it's to their credit, because in some small measure, it counteracts an Amazon-controlled dystopia headed by Galactic Emperor Bezos, so perhaps we should be glad for it. It's just sad that so many systems have to be the collateral damage.
- pjmlp 7y agoThey are still the 3rd cloud provider. It is hard to state that it worked, specially when AWS and Azure also offer Docker and Kubernetes deployments. On Microsoft's case it is even supported directly from Visual Studio.
- geggam 7y agoWindows is a 2nd class citizen when automation is concerned IMO. I believe Azure is feeding off of enterprises who are 15 years behind everyone else. Windows as a platform cannot possibly keep up with the fast moving changes required by containers and that ecosystem. The only way Azure is competing is offering Linux based systems. </2 cents>