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> If pg fails to start for some reason, good luck jumping into container to inspect/debug stuff. kubectl exec, attach and cp all make this trivial. Whatever ty
by jchw 6y ago
> If pg fails to start for some reason, good luck jumping into container to inspect/debug stuff.
kubectl exec, attach and cp all make this trivial. Whatever type of inspection you want should be relatively doable.
Putting stuff in kubernetes also lets you take advantage of the ecosystem, including network policies, monitoring and alerting systems, health and liveness testing, load balancing, deployment and orchestration, etc.