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Pardon the ad hominem, but this is mostly marketing FUD from someone with a vested interest in you not using Kubernetes. Kubernetes may not be perfect, but I gu
by seneca 7y ago
Pardon the ad hominem, but this is mostly marketing FUD from someone with a vested interest in you not using Kubernetes. Kubernetes may not be perfect, but I guarantee you the licenses are a lot cheaper than whatever "NanoVMs" are.
The tone is also very arrogant and condescending. Not a great way to win mind share in this industry.
- eyberg 7y agoFree and open source. ;)
- seneca 7y agoFair enough, I shouldn't have made that assumption. It doesn't change the fact that this is marketing from someone trying to sell their own product.
- eyberg 7y agoGuilty as charged, although, I would love to see what percentage of HN traffic is someone selling their product. My guess is that it's well over 50%.
- pelasaco 7y agoI read it and was like: "Blunt words", let's see how long he and his start-up are going to survive in the jungle.
- khawkins 7y agoI had to stop reading after the insinuation that Hacker News comment sections are filled with trash. To the contrary, I find that half of the time the comments sections are more thoughtful and enlightening than the article posted. Very regularly I read the comments first to see if the post is worth diving into.
- halbritt 7y agoYeah, that's where I knew something was wrong. There are some very genuine and useful conversations that happen in the comments at HN. They aren't universally awesome, but when I see something linked, I frequently jump straight to the comments to see the thoughts of the HN users.
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