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Have you tried moving from on-premise docker-compose to managed kubernetes in the cloud? If you've been diligent in striving for stateless containers that will
by e12e 7y ago
Have you tried moving from on-premise docker-compose to managed kubernetes in the cloud?
If you've been diligent in striving for stateless containers that will help you - but pretty much everything thing else in your compose file is useless.
Docker-compose gets you the "pod"-level in k8s, but doesn't really help with ingress/services etc. So no one can reach your app, certainly not via a load balancer that terminate ssl for you.
This is no longer a game of "beating the nginx container until it gives up and does what you need it to".
- mfer 7y agoThat's assuming the existing tools (implementation). Having a spec means you can build more and new tools that do different things. I would expect docker-compose to improve or something else that implements the spec can come along and do what people need. Or, more than one thing can come along.
- e12e 7y agoOh, I didn't read your comment with a view to the future - I certainly hope a spec and further development of the ecosystem can help improve the deployment story - which would help keep the development story relevant.