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The difference between OpenStack and Kubernetes is that one was meant to power alternative private clouds and the other just adds an abstraction layer on top of

The difference between OpenStack and Kubernetes is that one was meant to power alternative private clouds and the other just adds an abstraction layer on top of public clouds so everyone can buy into the lie of being independent from them. In my experience the bare metal code paths in Kubernetes are anywhere from mostly untested over entirely broken to just not supported in the first place.

kissgyorgy 7y ago
It's clear that you have zero experience with Kubernetes on bare metal. Why bother commenting on the topic then?
dankohn1 7y ago
Here are 26 private cloud Kubernetes users who would disagree: https://www.cncf.io/projects/case-studies/?_sft_cloud_type=private https://www.cncf.io/projects/case-studies/?_sft_cloud_type=p...
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