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I get really sick of these types of posts because it helps to fuel a weird contrarian and/or fear based avoidance of these technologies. Then the company goes
by nautilus12 7y ago
I get really sick of these types of posts because it helps to fuel a weird contrarian and/or fear based avoidance of these technologies. Then the company goes down a rabbit hole of inventing their own thing that basically is an in house version of kubernetes but worse. I think kubernetes is pretty easy, I'm not sure why companies are so against it other than wanting to be "even cooler than the cool kids".
- metadaemon 7y agoMost likely they themselves adopted a previous "cool" technology that later bit them after dying off, or being realized as just another fad. I think that apprehension of a new technology is a healthy, pragmatic response in most cases.
- superkuh 7y agoTo start: not everyone is a company. Not everything is about companies. When people bringing overly complex, mostly useless in this context, tech like kubernetes to a personal environment it's silly. But whatever, it's what they know. But when they start telling other people to learn kubernetes because it's so useful then it's annoying. And there are lots of people advocating for using kubernetes on small personal projects. When they get pressed they all fall back to the justification, "You should use kubernetes in personal projects to learn kubernetes." which is back to silly again. That's where these kinds of critical articles come from.