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There isn’t a dividing line per se; every operating model is going to have different breakpoints. In general though, I would consider Kubernetes an “enterprise
by wayoutthere 7y ago
There isn’t a dividing line per se; every operating model is going to have different breakpoints. In general though, I would consider Kubernetes an “enterprise technology”. If you’re a startup you’re going to be better off paying AWS/Heroku for one of their more managed services than hiring someone to build / manage a Kubernetes cluster.
- falcolas 7y agoA note on this - AWS (or any other host's) managed k8s will not reduce the need to understand what's going on under the hood. It's still k8s, you're just not running the daemons to make it work (which is, arguably, the easy part).