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The bit about significant care may be true in on-prem installations, I don't know, but GKE for example is pretty darn bulletproof. As for upgrades, they do come
by markbnj 7y ago
The bit about significant care may be true in on-prem installations, I don't know, but GKE for example is pretty darn bulletproof. As for upgrades, they do come along frequently and you don't want to get too far behind. Rolling nodepools has made the process a lot less labor and time intensive for us.
- geggam 7y agoFrom my perspective using GKE or any other k8s service isn't you running k8s. It's you paying devops salaries to release managers.