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So they will not find it much cheaper. AWS is priced that same regardless. They might enjoy knowledge sharing, but at the speed that AWS evolves, the half-life
by streetcat1 7y ago
So they will not find it much cheaper. AWS is priced that same regardless.
They might enjoy knowledge sharing, but at the speed that AWS evolves, the half-life of such knowledge is very short.
If I would bet on anything it would be Kubernetes. At least my knowledge is the same across clouds/on-prem. And there is no gatekeeper.
- nickbauman 7y agoExcept the technical complexity. I work with some very experienced k8s devops engineers these days and they screw up catastrophically every so often because of the million switches and buttons on k8s.
- streetcat1 7y agoRight. Kubernetes is supposed to be managed by machines not by humans.
- nickbauman 7y agoSo how does a k8s engineer retire a node? This recently fooked up our cluster and it came down to a DNS issue... I don't see how that is "managed by a machine" am I missing something?