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"Anyone who know how to code well can learn how to pack containers and run them within a kubernetes cluster in a way that will work reliably" If this is your c
by krageon 7y ago
"Anyone who know how to code well can learn how to pack containers and run them within a kubernetes cluster in a way that will work reliably"
If this is your criterium, sure. That's nice and simple and for much the same way that physics cows are perfectly spherical - this isn't how real life happens and I suspect you have enough life experience to know that this is the case.
- zaat 7y agoI don't know, I have seen a few simple kuberbenets deployments alive and well, as to spherical cows... Your comment reads like stating "I am right and deep down you know that too", and that is less than pleasing.
- rumanator 7y ago> this is your criterium, sure. That's nice and simple and for much the same way that physics cows are perfectly spherical Ironically your example is a good one, because tools like Kubernetes are what enables the proverbial cows of deploying services in heterogeneous clusters of COTS hardware to be interpreted as being spherical in the sense that they are only contained processes that execute somewhere. And the irony is that you might seriously argue that being forced to waste time modeling cow in higher detail than a sphere is necessary or even required.