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Because Google made it. Same thing with Tensorflow. And, fun fact, both are massively overhyped and a real PITA to learn and use. But Google uses it, so hey.
by hyperbovine 6y ago
Because Google made it. Same thing with Tensorflow. And, fun fact, both are massively overhyped and a real PITA to learn and use. But Google uses it, so hey.
- t_sawyer 6y agoThis just isn’t true. I’ve never used Tensorflow but Kubernetes is great. We moved to it from docker swarm because docker swarm still has a lot of glitches with its overlay network. Rolling upgrades would leave stale network entries and its impossible to reproduce. Sometimes it happens sometimes it doesn’t. With a managed solution, Kubeadm, or RKE it’s not hard to deploy anymore. All our infrastructure is in code, is immutable, and if you’re careful can be deployed into any kubernetes cluster. Just like Docker has been great for easily deploying open source products, kubernetes is great for doing the same thing when you need to deploy horizontally. It’s easy for OSS to provide a docker image, a docker compose file for single node deploy, and Kubernetes yaml for a horizontal deploy.