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Kubernetes is a deployment strategy. It should be orthogonal to microservices. I'll delete the comment if I was unnecessarily cruel or missed the sarcasm. It w
by DanielBMarkham 7y ago
Kubernetes is a deployment strategy. It should be orthogonal to microservices.
I'll delete the comment if I was unnecessarily cruel or missed the sarcasm. It was not intentional. But it is important to understand that you want to think of persistence and deployment coupling as independently of your microservices strategy as possible. The vast majority of problems we see with people implementing microservices is people carrying baggage over from some previous project or pet technology. K8S's great. It's just not relevant here.
- davidy123 7y agoYou're right, though k8s is often associated with microservices you can deploy a monolith with it. But there's a disconnect where as an expert in associated areas he's saying people aren't doing microservices properly, and you're saying just do them properly.
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- cc81 7y ago>K8S's great. It's just not relevant here. It is very relevant though as it has become so tightly connected with microservices and if you are one of the most well known people in the Kubernetes world you will see a lot of applications that should not be microservices.