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> This is true for any way of deploying, & depends on what your already know versus what you need to learn about. The difference is that Kubernetes is portable
by flowerlad 7y ago
> This is true for any way of deploying, & depends on what your already know versus what you need to learn about.
The difference is that Kubernetes is portable from cloud to cloud. Also, when you invest in learning Kubernetes your knowledge is both portable and durable. This fact made a huge difference for me, because I am not a backend dev, so I am not willing to invest time in learning something unless my the knowledge I acquire is both portable and durable.
- shoo 7y ago> Also, when you invest in learning Kubernetes your knowledge is both portable and durable. this may be true, let's check back in 10 years to validate the durability! e.g. to give a non-tech counterpoint: I'm currently working on some logic to fit statistical models to data. The foundations of much of this knowledge is hundreds or thousands of years old (e.g. algebra, calculus, statistics). Orders of magnitude more durable than any knowledge related to the particular tech stack I am using.