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Why would you want to provision your own k8s cluster, if you can use EKS, AKS or similar?
by pvorb 6y ago
Why would you want to provision your own k8s cluster, if you can use EKS, AKS or similar?
- kissgyorgy 6y agoOne example I worked on myself: when you need to train lots of ML models and need lots of video cards. Those would be damn expensive in the cloud!
- silviogutierrez 6y agoI don't. I use a cloud cluster. But that still has to be provisioned? You need to choose size, node pool, VPC, region, etc.
- cure 6y agoEKS, GKE and the like have a number of limitations. For example: they can be pretty far behind in the version of K8S they support (GKE is at 1.15 currently, EKS at 1.16; K8S 1.18 was released in at the end of March this year.
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