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I think we've developed multiple layers in our infrastructure (Cloud Infra - AWS, GCP.., Paas - Kubernetes, ECS.., Service mesh - Istio, linkerd.., application
by slayerjain 7y ago
I think we've developed multiple layers in our infrastructure (Cloud Infra - AWS, GCP.., Paas - Kubernetes, ECS.., Service mesh - Istio, linkerd.., application containers..). So it depends on how many layers you have and how you want to manage a particular layer. Companies at `any` scale can get away with just using Google App Engine (Snap) or have 5+ layers in their infrastructure.
I find Jenkins X really interesting for my applications. It seems to solve a lot of issues related to CI/CD and automation in Kubernetes. however, still lacks multi-cluster support.
- ejcb 7y agoHey, there! I'm a product manager working on Jenkins X. We are at work right now on multi-cluster support, actually. I'd love to talk to you about it in more detail and get you involved in the experiments around it - feel free to email me at ejones@cloudbees.com if you'd like to be involved or chat more about it.