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I’m positively attuned to the ... de facto Microservices bonded by unixy conventions ... part. And it has worked well in the past. You had much more freedom but
by theK 7y ago
I’m positively attuned to the ... de facto Microservices bonded by unixy conventions ... part. And it has worked well in the past. You had much more freedom but everyone needed to pretty much roll their own.
Kubernetes is a compromise on that. You don’t need to build you ops framework from scratch now and deploying something has very well defined APIs. OTOH you now are in a world of finding which k8s extensions/plugins/whatever you should use and which are just “fancy”. And answer questions like Is Knative V0.8 good enough for our workloads? Because Ai Defi needs that for some reason...
EDIT: Kubernetes is open source though right?
- fock 7y agoyeah it is open source, but half a million loc for a simple admin tool seems like the perfect path to vendor lockin ;)