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These posts about kubernetes are so ridiculous. Installing kubernetes on multiple servers is not difficult, and understanding the components is pretty straight

These posts about kubernetes are so ridiculous. Installing kubernetes on multiple servers is not difficult, and understanding the components is pretty straightforward if you've ever worked on a distributed system. If you don't want to be in the "cult", dont use it. Meanwhile i'll be writing service and deployment yamls and avoiding all the proprietary expensive aws bs.

asdfman123 7y ago
It's not difficult if it's your full time job. The learning curve is punishing though if you're trying to learn it from 9-12 AM on Saturday.
- tootie 7y ago
  The fundamental flaw with Kubernetes is that the UI is so bad. The abstraction is leaky and the naming is confusing. It certainly didn't stop git adoption.
  - root_axis 7y ago
    kubectl has the ideal UI for managing a k8s cluster.
    - jcalabro 7y ago
      I wouldn't go so far as to call it "ideal", but it certainly beats the web UI.
- root_axis 7y ago
  So what? It wasn't designed to make it easier for hobbyists to deploy their weekend projects, it's meant to provide ops-engineers with an infrastructure-as-code abstraction for distributed applications.
  - deadmik3 7y ago
    Exactly. The point of the first meme in the blog post isn't "kubernetes is so overcomplicated why would anyone deploy their blog on it", it's "your blog is nowhere near complex enough to merit running on kubernetes". Everyone here is blaming the truck company instead of the person that bought a flatbed to transport a 2-lb box