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Ansible. You can keep your YAML and deploy actual virtual servers on your cloud provider. Kubernetes is an introvert and this doesn't correspond to anything but
by hootbootscoot 6y ago
Ansible.
You can keep your YAML and deploy actual virtual servers on your cloud provider.
Kubernetes is an introvert and this doesn't correspond to anything but it's padded cell walls.
In Ansible it's an extrovert, an exoskeleton.
Kubernetes insides out makes it right again.
Make sense?
- verdverm 6y agoNo, not following. I understand how master based provisioning management systems had their time and place, but we've largely moved beyond that to baking images, whether containers or VMs. Running a master based system comes with a whole house of other issues. Ansible is now relegated to a better system than based for installing packages and configuring the baked image. The time of booting a vanilla imstamce and then installing software when a scaling events happens is over. By the way, what does ansible do to help with scaling applications?