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What I don't like in these kind of posts is the fact that he seems to know much more than he could. "For example, most folks that run large-scale container orc
by felipelemos 6y ago
What I don't like in these kind of posts is the fact that he seems to know much more than he could.
"For example, most folks that run large-scale container orchestration platforms cannot utilize their built-in secret or configuration management."
So, with thousands (maybe more?) of "folks" out there, each with a different environment, requirement, background and so on. How can someone knows what most of them can or cannot do?
Sure there is a lot of them posting about it in blogs and showing in conferences, but it still a very small subset of all the companies running containers today in the world, and the majority will not expose any info about it, for a myriad of reasons.
- jmchuster 6y agoProbably by "most" he just means he's talked to 20 friends who head up devops for such large-scale platforms, and 19 out of 20 explained how it didn't work for them, and he then assumed that's generally applicable for the other couple thousand out there.